What I feel when I look up at the American Flag

2023-08-25 08:56:40

Johnson Air Force Base in New Jersey - When I saw the American flag, I saw something beautiful. I feel various things such as honor, patriotism, freedom, pride, safety, appreciation. I also thought of our service members.

I am honored to see the American flag. Because I can live freely in the USA. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of thought, so you do not need to worry about those who teach you how to live.

For centuries men and women have fought for our beautiful country. When I saw the national flag I could not think of those special people who could not help. My father is one of these special people I think. Because he is fighting for the freedom that America has and the day we have it everyday. I am very proud of him and he did, he makes me feel safe.

I remember going to the funeral of family friends and my father's colleagues. The American flag was hanging over his coffin. The flag reminds of his deep patriotism and his sacrifice.

Editor's note: Fifth grade of Shemyby's Road Elementary, the daughter of Shelby Muehlenthaler and Lt Col Dave's Muehlenthaler wrote an article saying "Looking up the American flag," the article was posted to the region of Elks Lodge in the local area It was. Essay Contest Her thesis won first place in regional competition for fifth and sixth graders students. Her thesis then entered the state competition, ranked third in the state. Results of the national convention will be announced in July this year

Like many southern boys, I have grown up and in my room are two national flags of American flag and South Army national flag hanging. The American flag is huge and occupies most of the wall. It is the flag of "1776" with 13 stars in the blue field circle. My grandmother bought me for the 200th anniversary, and it was a precious asset for many years. This banner has special meaning in later life when I understand more family history, including service to General Washington, who is suffering from Valley Forge.

When I looked up at the American flag, I thought about making this country today - honor, patriotism, and pride. Service members convey the meaning of the banner through the sacrifice they do every day. I looked up at the American flag and I was proud to be an American. Editor's note: Fifth grade of Shemyby's Road Elementary, the daughter of Shelby Muehlenthaler and Lt Col Dave's Muehlenthaler wrote an article saying "Looking up the American flag," the article was posted to the region of Elks Lodge in the local area It was. Essay Contest Her thesis won first place in regional competition for fifth and sixth graders students. Her thesis then entered the state competition, ranked third in the state. Results of the national convention will be announced in July this year

When I was a boy, I really liked the American flag, so I was a nasty child trying to climb the flagpole. Things about stars and stripes make me feel secure and at home - it makes me feel like I'm planting that banner somewhere, I have only a small part . I got older, I can go back and know it - this is true for me, and for many other people living in this country this is not a reality. I can provide you with many statistics to prove that social injustice and systemic racial discrimination are common in the US, but the police brutality is for our minority community It is a real and reliable threat (read Uriah Ward's article) - I think that all of us know that this is a problem to publicly admit. I think that all of us know that this is a problem when black men are unnecessarily killed by people who swear to protect us.