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a design element used to make a flag distinct when the basic design of the flag is used by other dominions, colonies, or territories within an empire. The Bermuda flag crest is a good example because the basic flag design is shared by other UK territories. [[Image:Flag_of_Bermuda.svg|100px]]
 
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two base colors, either side by side or one above the other. The Vatican flag uses yellow and white side by side. [[Image:Flag_of_the_Vatican_City.svg|50px]] as is the flag of Singapore with a red top and white bottom. [[Image:Flag_of_Singapore.svg|100px]]
 
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A burgee is a distinguishing flag, regardless of its shape, of a recreational boating organization. Yacht club members fly them and exchange them on the first visit by a member of one club to another club.
 
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where it exists, the upper inside section. The stars and blue field(officially the Union) in the American flag form the canton, as does the Union Jack in the Bermuda flag above.
 
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a cross that does not extend to the edge of the flag. The Swiss national flag has a white couped cross on a red field, [[Image:Flag_of_Switzerland_(Pantone).svg|50px]]  and the International Red Cross flag is the reverse of the Swiss Flag.[[Image:Flag_of_the_Red_Cross.svg|50px]]
 
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two intersecting lines. The UK flag consists of three different crosses on top of each other.[[Image:Flag_of_the_United_Kingdom.svg|100px]], Norway[[Image:Flag_of_Norway.svg|100px]], Sweden[[Image:Flag_of_Sweden.svg|100px]], and Iceland [[Image:Flag_of_Iceland.svg|100px]] all have crosses on their flags.
 
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flags (often nautical) tapering to a point or swallowtail and used for identification or signaling. Pennants tend to last longer in strong wind conditions. The flag of Nepal is the only non- four sided national flag in the world and is based on two attached pennants of differing sizes. [[Image:Flag_of_Nepal.svg|50px]]
 
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the flag is divided into 4 sections or quarters of either solid colors or solid colors with designs. Panama [[Image:Flag_of_Panama.svg|100px]] and the Dominican Republic [[Image:Flag_of_the_Dominican_Republic.svg|100px]] are the only two current national quartered flags. However, quartered flags are common in history and for sub-national entities like the US State of Maryland [[Image:Flag_of_Maryland.svg|100px]]. The Pathfinder and Master Guide flags shown on the honor patch are also quartered.
 
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After the flag of the host country, the other flags should be displayed in alphabetical order using the common name of the countries, excluding words like "the" and "commonwealth" or "republic of". A number of other scenarios are [http://www.pch.gc.ca/pgm/ceem-cced/etiqtt/101-eng.cfm#a3 detailed here]. The position of honor (for the host country flag) is to the left as observed. Alternatively the position of honor is the center. The position of honor flag is raised first and lowered last, unless all flags are raised and lowered together.
 
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Banderas - Avanzado

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

2013

Version

25.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Norteamericana

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Banderas - Avanzado
Crecimiento espiritual, actividades misioneras y herencia
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
División Norteamericana
Año de introducción
2013
Vea también
Maestría de Familia, orígenes y herencia


1

Tener la especialidad de Banderas.


Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Banderas.


2

¿Cómo se llama el estudio de banderas?


El estudio de las banderas se llama Vexilología.


3

Conocer e identificar los siguientes tipos básicos de banderas y nombrar una bandera para cada forma.


3a

Emblemas


3b

Bicolor


3c

Grímpola


3d

Cantón


3e

Cruz griega


3f

Cruz


3g

Banderín


3h

Cuartelado


3i

Dentado


3j

Triángulo


3k

Tres bandas


3l

Gallardete




4

Escoger tres banderas nacionales, incluyendo la suya, que han combinado todos los siguientes colores y decir qué representan esos colores en esas banderas:


4a

Rojo



4b

Azul



4c

Negro



4d

Verde



4e

Blanco



4f

Amarillo




5

Aprender cómo izar y bajar apropiadamente las siguientes banderas:


5a

Nacional



5b

Estatal/provincial



5c

Conquistadores/JA



5d

Cristiana/área (distrito o condado)




6

Saber cuándo y por qué la bandera se iza a media asta.



7

¿Cuáles son las condiciones que requieren que la bandera nacional sea iluminada por una luz?


8

Enseñar la técnica apropiada para doblar y guardar la bandera:


8a

Nacional



8b

Estatal/provincial



8c

Cristiana



8d

Conquistadores/JA


Estados Unidos

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  1. Tenga dos personas en cada lado de la bandera, agarrando una esquina en cada mano.
  2. Doble la bandera en la mitad dos veces, en sentido longitudinal.
  3. Empiece en el lado de las rayas, doble una esquina en al lado opuesto, formando un triángulo.
  4. Repita este doblar triangular hasta que sólo una pequeña franja de las estrellas se vea.
  5. Meta esta parte en el triángulo.

Asegúrese que la bandera no toque el suelo, mientras se dobla.




9

Aprender cómo desplegar apropiadamente la bandera nacional:


9a

En un desfile (solo, con otra bandera, o en una fila de banderas)



9b

En una plataforma



9c

Verticalmente u horizontalmente sobre una pared



9d

Sobre un ataúd



9e

En un grupo de banderas en la misma driza



9f

Con banderas de otras naciones




10

Llevar apropiadamente una de las banderas en el requisito 8 como parte de la escolta de la bandera en un evento especial (desfile, evento cívico, sábado del Conquistador).



11

Saber cómo desechar apropiadamente y respetuosamente de una bandera nacional rasgada/raída. Ser parte de una ceremonia para desechar apropiadamente una bandera nacional.


Nota: Los Conquistadores deben usar su uniforme clase A completo cuando participan en una ceremonia de desechar una bandera.



Referencias

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