Description
Show your respect for the US Air Force with our stunning indoor display set! This kit is ideal for military bases, auditoriums, businesses, Veterans organizations, and more.
Our set includes an indoor Air Force flag and pole, available in three different heights and your choice of chrome or brass finish. Each Air Force flag kit comes complete with all accessories, including a floor stand, Army spear ornament, and gold cord and tassel.
Each Air Force Indoor Flagpole Kit Includes
- Air Force flag with gold fringe and pole sleeve
- Two-piece polished oak pole
- Unweighted floor stand
- Army spear ornament
- Gold cord and tassel
Flag & Flagpole Recommendations
Our indoor Air Force flag set is available in three heights: 7’, 8’, and 9’. The 7’ and 8’ flagpoles come with a 3’ by 5’ Air Force flag, while the 9’ pole is paired with a 4’ by 6’ flag. Select a pole at least one foot shorter than your ceiling height for best results.
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Pole Height |
Flag Size |
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7' / 8' |
3' x 5' |
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9' |
4' x 6' |
Pair this kit with the American flag display set and any of our other indoor military flag sets to create a larger and more impactful display.
Proper Display Method
The military flag order of precedence is as follows: The American flag is in the leftmost position, followed in order by the Army flag, Marine Corps flag, Navy flag, Air Force flag, Space Force flag, and Coast Guard flag. The order of precedence is a US Department of Defense guideline and follows the order of the branches’ birthdays.
Click the link below for detailed instructions on how to set up this presentation flag set.
US Air Force History
The US Air Force's history dates back to 1907, when the Aeronautical Division of the US Signal Corps was founded. As the world evolved, so did the Air Force, which developed into a significant part of the US Armed Forces during the World Wars. In 1947, the US Air Force was officially established as a separate branch of the American military.
The Air Force flag, created by Dorothy Gatchell and introduced in 1951, consists of 13 white stars and the Department of the Air Force's coat of arms. The 13 stars represent the 13 original colonies. The three stars at the top of the bald eagle crest represent the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
