AR 840-10 governs the design, acquisition, display, disposition, and use of Army flags, guidons, streamers, plates, and tabards.
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AR 840-10 establishes authority and basis of issue for heraldic items used by Department of the Army organizations and personnel. It also addresses flag materials, design standards, restrictions, United States flag display, and flags used by senior government officials.
Applies to: This regulation prescribes the design, acquisition, display, disposition, and use of flags, guidons, streamers, automobile and aircraft plates, tabards, by Department of the Army (DA) organizations and personnel.
The U.S. flag will always be displayed or carried in ceremonies when any other flags are displayed or carried. (paragraph 2-1)
Only one flag of the United States will be flown at one time at any continental United States (CONUS) Army installation, except as authorized by the senior commander. (paragraph 2-2)
The flag of the United States is the only flag that may be flown from a flagpole over a CONUS Army installation unless an exception is granted. (paragraph 2-2)
Flags, guidons, streamers, and components that are not described in this regulation or approved by the Director, TIOH are prohibited. (paragraph 1-8)
The designs prescribed by this regulation will not be altered except by authority of the Director, TIOH. (paragraph 1-8)