Established in 1942, the Army Transportation Corps helps facilitate the mobilization and support of the United States Army. The corps likes to use the phrase “Nothing Happens Until Something Moves”!
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Born on July 31st, 1942 during World War II, the Army Transportation Corps emerged as the single manager of all things transportation. They were given responsibility over the watercraft fleet, railroads, stevedores, and harborcraft units. Traffic management and movement control are prime duties of the Transportation Corps while supporting combat operations and various support missions. Serving by the motto “Spearhead of Logistics” they are composed of highly trained and dedicated soldiers.
Flag Size Recommendations
12x18” - Used on boats, wall decoration or on stick flags for celebrations
2x3’ - A smaller flag size usually used on large boats, RV’s or small flag poles
3x5’ - The most common flag size. Used on 6' house-mounted poles or in-ground poles up to 20' tall
4x6’ - Traditionally used on 25' tall in-ground flagpoles
5x8’ - Made for use on 30' tall in-ground flag poles
6x10’ - Made for use on 35' - 40' tall in-ground flagpoles
Header and Grommet style - This is the most popular way to attach a flag and is used on house mounted poles and in-ground flag poles. Generally made of brass and connected via snap clip or plastic grommet rings like our rotating spinning pole.
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