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Rectangle Flags - Army - Regimental Colors - 52nd Infantry Regiment - FORTIS ET CERTUS - Flag w Fringe x 300

Rectangle Flags - Army - Regimental Colors - 52nd Infantry Regiment - FORTIS ET CERTUS - Flag w Fringe x 300

Regular price $25.95 USD
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Rectangle Flags

  • Made of premium quality flag fabric.
  • Graphic weight is 90 GSM.
  • Metal grommet/pole pockets are included for free.
  • Flag can be printed on one side or both sides.
  • We only offer the fabric, No hardware is included with this product
Graphic Material Knitted Polyester Fabric
Graphic Weight 2.6 oz
Print Type 1440 DPI, Full Color, Dye Sublimation Printing
Printing Single-side: Flag will show the image on the back side as a mirrored image with 50-60% visibility.
Note Additional 3" white fabric on one side for pole pocket

Graphic Care Instructions

  • Polyester, nylon or other synthetic fabrics are normally safe to wash in a machine
  • Add mild detergent to warm water and use the gentle cycle on your washing machine
  • You can also hand wash the flag with a mild liquid detergent made for delicate items
  • Frequent use of washing machine for cleaning flag may harm knitting of the fabric

52nd Infantry Regiment

The regiment was first activated 16 June 1917, at Chickamauga, Georgia. The unit first saw combat in Meuse-Argonne, in Northern France, and in Alsace, France, during World War I.After the 52nd Infantry Regiment's activation in 1917, the regiment was assigned to the Sixth Infantry Division. The Sixth Division was organized in November 1917 as a square division consisting of the 51st, 52nd, 53rd, and the 54th Infantry Regiments, the 16th, 17th and 18th Machine-Gun Battalions and the 3rd, 11th and 78th Field Artillery Regiments. The units of the division gathered in New York and left for France in July 1918. After marching and training all over western France, the Sixth was assigned on 31 August to the Vosges sector. There, a chain of lofty wooded peaks had stalemated both the French and German armies. Their mission was the defense of a 21-mile front. The division engaged in active patrols in no man's land and behind the German lines. In addition, infantry platoon strongpoints defended against German raiding parties which launched their attacks using liquid fire and grenades.

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