Kris Morgan, an Air Force veteran from Guthrie, Oklahoma, uses his nonprofit Veteran Flags by Vets to provide therapeutic ...

During the month of July, the 70th Lights for Peace flag to fly at the Fort Taber - Fort Rodman Military Museum honors the memory of PFC Henry J. Martin, Sr., a WWII veteran and Purple Heart Recipient ...

Flags of Valor, founded by combat veteran Brian Steorts, creates wooden U.S. flags handcrafted by a team of military veterans, as well as other patriotic products.

The material used to create these flags uses the same Kevlar-based fire retardant and manufacturing processes used to create U.S. military combat uniforms.

Brian Steorts, combat veteran and founder of flag-making business Flags of Valor, focuses on building "American products, on American wood, with American tools, made by American hands." ...

A deceased military veteran's flag was left untouched by the tornado that destroyed several homes in Bennington last Friday.

Mississippians are calling for the removal of a LGBTQ flag at a veterans cemetery, after it was hung in place of an American Flag for June pride month.

Funding for the flagpoles comes from membership dues, donations, and sponsorships and each veteran receives a 20-foot telescopic flagpole, a US Flag, an Iowa Flag, and a solar-powered light.

An Iraq war veteran who lost her job during Trump cuts to the federal workforce has begun flying the American flag upside down, a sign of distress, outside her home.

Tucked away between the anniversary of a famous military campaign and American Independence Day, is a lesser-known yet significant day that doesn't get as much publicity.

If you're looking to honor a veteran or reservist with a burial flag, here's a quick rundown on eligibility and the process to get one. Burial flags are provided by the U.S. government at no cost ...