U.S. GARRISON FLAG SUPPLY

  

20'x38' Nylon Garrison Flag/Battle Ensign... $850
MILITARY SPEC in 200-denier Nylon.   Regulation size length, stars, and canton.  Military-SPEC stitching. Exact flag flown from U.S. Armed Forces Garrisons around the world. Called a Battle Ensign aboard a U.S. Naval Vessel.  NSN # 8345-00-656-1441.

20'x38' Polyester Garrison Flag... $1050
MILITARY-SPEC in Polyester-2.   Regulation size length, stars, and canton.  Military-SPEC stitching.  Polyester-2 has durability and strength but not as bright and visible as nylon.  Same flag displayed from the Pentagon after 911.  NSN # 8345-00-656-1441.

Civilian 20'x38' U.S. Flag - Nylon
Click here for Civilian 20'x38' U.S. Flag.  Stock nylon 20'x38' U.S. Flags are not genuine Garrison Flags and do not have MIL-SPECS.

These are genuine 20'x38' U.S. Garrison Flags.  The hoist to fly ratio is 1:1.9.  The star size is 14.78-inches.  The canton or "union" is 15.2-foot. The specification were set in 1960 by Presidential Executive Order 10834.  These genuine Garrison Flags include MIL-SPEC stitching and hardware.  Please see the blueprint below.

All 20'x38' U.S. Flags are not "Garrison Flags".  Most are civilian 20'x38' Flags and made with 20'x30' cantons.  Click here for a civilian 20'x38' U.S. Flag.  Civilian 20'x38' U.S. Flags are like the Flag to the left.  Notice how the stripes are elongated.  Also the stars are smaller than a Garrison Flag.  For a civilian 20'x38' U.S. Flag - click here.

Notice how the true Garrison U.S. Flag to the right has a rectangular canton and the stars are large and the stripes proportional.  Also a genuine Garrison U.S. Flag has MIL-SPEC stitching and hardware.

If you want a genuine U.S. Garrison Flag then order the 20'x38' Garrison Flags on this page.  For a civilian 20'x38' U.S. Flag - click here. To check to see if your 20'x38' Flag is a genuine Garrison Flag take a ruler and measure. Your stars should be 14.78-inches from point to point. 

Below is the blueprint of Executive Order 10834 signed by President Eisenhower in 1960 when Hawaii was admitted to the Union.  A genuine Garrison Flag  adheres strictly this blueprint.