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 There are no rules or protocol for folding the Canadian flag other than doing it respectfully.
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 '''Australia:''' raise briskly and lower ceremoniously. If flown with other flags the National flag should raised first and lowered last, unless all flags are raised and lowered together
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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]]
+  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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-  three sided flag feature. Many countries include a triangle on their flag incuding South Africa  [[Image:Flag_of_South_Africa.svg|80px]] , Bahamas [[Image:Flag_of_ Bahamas.svg|100px]] , Cuba [[Image:Flag_of_Cuba.svg|100px]] , East Timor [[Image:Flag_of_East Timor.svg|100px]], Sudan [[Image:Flag_of_Sudan.svg|100px]]  and more.
+  three sided flag feature. Many countries include a triangle on their flag incuding South Africa [[Image:Flag_of_South_Africa.svg|80px]] , Bahamas [[Image:Flag_of_ Bahamas.svg|100px]] , Cuba [[Image:Flag_of_Cuba.svg|100px]] , East Timor [[Image:Flag_of_East Timor.svg|100px]], Sudan [[Image:Flag_of_Sudan.svg|100px]] and more.
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-a flag that represents a specific unit or branch in the military. USA Medical Corp Guidon [[Image:USA_-_Guidon_-_Medical.png|100px]], and USA Psychological Operations Corps Guidon (note the chess piece) [[Image:HQ_498_Psyops_Bn.PNG|100px]]   Pathfinder units also use Guidons for individual units.
+a flag that represents a specific unit or branch in the military. USA Medical Corp Guidon [[Image:USA_-_Guidon_-_Medical.png|100px]], and USA Psychological Operations Corps Guidon (note the chess piece) [[Image:HQ_498_Psyops_Bn.PNG|100px]] Pathfinder units also use Guidons for individual units.
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-'''USA''' Red, White and Blue:  the colors on the flag have no official meaning. http://usflag.org/colors.html
+'''USA''' Red, White and Blue: the colors on the flag have no official meaning. http://usflag.org/colors.html
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-'''Malaysia''':  Red and White: equal states Blue:  Unity of the Malaysian people. Yellow: Color of Malaysian Royalty.
+'''Malaysia''': Red and White: equal states Blue: Unity of the Malaysian people. Yellow: Color of Malaysian Royalty.
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-'''Republic of China''': The twelve rays of the white Sun symbolize the twelve months and the twelve traditional shichen (時辰, shíchén), a traditional unit of time which corresponds to two modern hours. Sun Yat-sen added the "Red Earth" to the flag to signify the blood of the revolutionaries who sacrificed themselves in order to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and create the ROC. Together, the three colors of flag correspond to the Three Principles of the People: Blue represents nationalism and liberty; White represents democracy and equality; and Red represents the people's livelihood and fraternity. President Chiang Kai-shek proclaimed on the National Day in 1949, "As long as a national flag with Blue Sky, White Sun, and a Wholly Red Earth flies on the land of China, it symbolises the independence and liberty of the descendants of the Huang Emperor".
+'''Republic of China''': The twelve rays of the white Sun symbolize the twelve months and the twelve traditional shichen (時辰, shíchén), a traditional unit of time which corresponds to two modern hours. Sun Yat-sen added the "Red Earth" to the flag to signify the blood of the revolutionaries who sacrificed themselves in order to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and create the ROC. Together, the three colors of flag correspond to the Three Principles of the People: Blue represents nationalism and liberty; White represents democracy and equality; and Red represents the people's livelihood and fraternity. President Chiang Kai-shek proclaimed on the National Day in 1949, "As long as a national flag with Blue Sky, White Sun, and a Wholly Red Earth flies on the land of China, it symbolizes the independence and liberty of the descendants of the Huang Emperor".
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-'''South Africa''':  The colors have no official meaning but Black, Gold and Green were part of the African National Congress flag and Blue, White, Red and Green were on the previous South African flag. Therefore it is commonly understood the colors represent a blending of the black and white societies and the design suggests moving forward.
+'''South Africa''': The colors have no official meaning but Black, Gold and Green were part of the African National Congress flag and Blue, White, Red and Green were on the previous South African flag. Therefore it is commonly understood the colors represent a blending of the black and white societies and the design suggests moving forward.
 [[Image:Flag_of_South_Africa.svg|100px]] The South African flag includes all the colors listed in the requirement.
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 *When it is cool enough to do so, any grommets that were part of the flag should be collected and buried.
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 When a flag becomes dilapidated and no longer suitable for use, it should be destroyed privately and in a dignified way. For example, it may be cut into small unrecognisable pieces then disposed of with the normal rubbish collection.
 In some circumstances it may be fitting to hold a ceremony to mark the retirement of a used Australian National Flag. The order of ceremony below is provided as a guide to how such an event could be run.

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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]]
+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.
+  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.
+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]]
+  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 colors meeting at a serrated line.  Bahrain and Qatar are two national flags with this feature. (White on the left) [[Image:Flag_of_Bahrain.svg|70px]] [[Image:Flag_of_Qatar.svg|100px]]
+two colors meeting at a serrated line. Bahrain and Qatar are two national flags with this feature. (White on the left) [[Image:Flag_of_Bahrain.svg|70px]] [[Image:Flag_of_Qatar.svg|100px]]
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-  three sided flag feature.  Many countries include a triangle on their flag incuding South Africa  [[Image:Flag_of_South_Africa.svg|80px]] , Bahamas [[Image:Flag_of_ Bahamas.svg|100px]] , Cuba [[Image:Flag_of_Cuba.svg|100px]] , East Timor [[Image:Flag_of_East Timor.svg|100px]], Sudan [[Image:Flag_of_Sudan.svg|100px]]  and more.
+  three sided flag feature. Many countries include a triangle on their flag incuding South Africa  [[Image:Flag_of_South_Africa.svg|80px]] , Bahamas [[Image:Flag_of_ Bahamas.svg|100px]] , Cuba [[Image:Flag_of_Cuba.svg|100px]] , East Timor [[Image:Flag_of_East Timor.svg|100px]], Sudan [[Image:Flag_of_Sudan.svg|100px]]  and more.
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-about 30% of the worlds national flags are considered tribands. Sometimes the bands are three different colors (tricolor), but some have just two colors with one of the colors between bands of another color. Often additional symbols are imposed on top of one or more of the bands. The Canadian flag is a triband, with the maple leaf over the center white band [[Image:Flag_of_Canada.svg|100px]] . France has a three color triband without any extra decoration called the ''Tricolour'' [[Image:Flag_of_France.svg|80px]]. A triband that has a thin bands of another color between the major bands is called a fimbriated tricolor or triband and in a few cases the bands are not horizontal or vertical but rather on the diagonal. Both these variations are seen on the flags of the Democratic Republic of the Congo [[Image:Flag_of_the_Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo.svg|100px]] and Tanzania [[Image:Flag_of_Tanzania.svg|100px]].
+about 30% of the worlds national flags are considered tribands. Sometimes the bands are three different colors (tricolor), but some have just two colors with one of the colors between bands of another color. Often additional symbols are imposed on top of one or more of the bands. The Canadian flag is a triband, with the maple leaf over the center white band [[Image:Flag_of_Canada.svg|100px]]. France has a three color triband without any extra decoration called the ''Tricolour'' [[Image:Flag_of_France.svg|80px]]. A triband that has a thin bands of another color between the major bands is called a fimbriated tricolor or triband and in a few cases the bands are not horizontal or vertical but rather on the diagonal. Both these variations are seen on the flags of the Democratic Republic of the Congo [[Image:Flag_of_the_Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo.svg|100px]] and Tanzania [[Image:Flag_of_Tanzania.svg|100px]].
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 '''Australia''' The colors of the flag canon follow the symbolism of the colors of the UK flag. The blue field and white stars have no official meaning, but depict the sky with white stars, much like we see the sky.
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-Flags are flown at half mast or half staff (term varies by country) as a sign of mourning, respect, or distress. The tradition may relate to leaving room for the invisible flag of death.  In some areas the flag is left one flag height from the top of the pole, while in other places it is moved to 3/4 or 2/3 of the way up the pole. Half staff does not usually mean literally 1/2 way up or down.
+Flags are flown at half mast or half staff (term varies by country) as a sign of mourning, respect, or distress. The tradition may relate to leaving room for the invisible flag of death. In some areas the flag is left one flag height from the top of the pole, while in other places it is moved to 3/4 or 2/3 of the way up the pole. Half staff does not usually mean literally 1/2 way up or down.
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-When raising a flag to half mast one should raise it briefly to the top than lower it to the half mast position.  When taking down the flag, raise it to the top briefly and than lower to the base.
+When raising a flag to half mast one should raise it briefly to the top than lower it to the half mast position. When taking down the flag, raise it to the top briefly and than lower to the base.
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-The rules and reasons depend on the country.  This wikipedia article provides information on the customs in many countries. [[w:Half-mast|Half mast]]
+The rules and reasons depend on the country. This wikipedia article provides information on the customs in many countries. [[w:Half-mast|Half mast]]
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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.
+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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-If you are considering if your flag has reached the point it needs to be replaced, it is time to replace it.  Flying a flag with rips, tears, or stains is disrespectful.  There is no official protocol for disposing of an old Canadian flag but respectfully burning it privately is suggested.  A camp fire, brush fire or a wood stove are all acceptable. Burning the flag with garbage would be unacceptable as the flag should not be combined with garbage.
+If you are considering if your flag has reached the point it needs to be replaced, it is time to replace it. Flying a flag with rips, tears, or stains is disrespectful. There is no official protocol for disposing of an old Canadian flag but respectfully burning it privately is suggested. A camp fire, brush fire or a wood stove are all acceptable. Burning the flag with garbage would be unacceptable as the flag should not be combined with garbage.
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-There is no official protocol for retiring a US Flag other than that it be done by burning and that it be done respectfully.  Here is an outline for a ceremony that you might consider using.
+There is no official protocol for retiring a US Flag other than that it be done by burning and that it be done respectfully. Here is an outline for a ceremony that you might consider using.
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-*Kindle a fire near the center of the area where the flag will be retired.  Assign someone to tend the fire, seeing that it does not get out of control and that it is sufficiently robust to consume the flag completely.
+*Kindle a fire near the center of the area where the flag will be retired. Assign someone to tend the fire, seeing that it does not get out of control and that it is sufficiently robust to consume the flag completely.
 *Six Pathfinders march forward, with one carrying the flag.
 *The flag is unfolded and held horizontally while Taps is played.

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