Editing Flag of the United States (section)

==See also==
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* [[Ensign of the United States]]
* [[Flag Day (United States)|Flag Day]]
* [[Flags of the Confederate States of America]]
* [[Flags of the United States Armed Forces]]
* [[Flags of the U.S. states and territories|Flags of the U.S. states]]
* [[Flag Desecration Amendment]]
* [[Fort Sumter Flag]]
* [[List of flags of the United States]]
* [[Nationalism in the United States]]
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===Article sections===
* [[Unit colors|Colors, standards and guidons § United States]]
* [[Flag desecration#United States|Flag desecration § United States]]

===Associated people===
* [[Robert Anderson (Union officer)|Robert Anderson]] (1805–1871), lowered the [[Fort Sumter Flag]], which became a national symbol, and he a hero
* [[Francis Bellamy]] (1855–1931), creator of the [[Pledge of Allegiance (United States)|Pledge of Allegiance]]
* [[Thomas E. Franklin]] (1966–present), photographer of ''Ground Zero Spirit'', better known as ''[[Raising the Flag at Ground Zero]]''
* [[Christopher Gadsden]] (1724–1805), after whom the [[Gadsden flag]] is named
* [[Francis Hopkinson]] (1737–1791), designed the U.S. flag in 1777
* [[Jasper Johns]] (born 1930), painter of ''[[Flag (painting)|Flag]]'' (1954–55), inspired by a dream of the flag
* [[Katha Pollitt]] (1949–present), author of a controversial essay on post-9/11 America and her refusal to fly a U.S. flag
* [[George Preble]] (1816–1885), author of ''History of the American Flag'' (1872) and photographer of the Fort McHenry flag
* [[Joe Rosenthal]] (1911–2006), photographer of ''[[Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima]]''
* [[Betsy Ross]] (1752–1836), said to have sewn the first U.S. flag in a popular legend, and after whom the [[Betsy Ross flag]] is named