Yet branches of the U.S. military are often spotted with a seeming mirror reflection of the flag on their right shoulder. If you look at a member in profile, the canton —the rectangle with the ...

Tim Marshall, the author of "Worth Dying for: The Power and Politics of Flags" explains why American flags are reversed on military uniforms.

Baseball teams and U.S. military alike wear flag patches with the stars facing right, making them look flipped or reversed. ... Yes, American flags can appear backward on uniforms on purpose.

BRANCHES of the United States military show an image of the American flag on their uniform. On some it appears to be backwards, but its mirrored appearance is actually part of the US Flag Code. Why… ...

Baseball teams and U.S. military alike wear flag patches with the stars facing right, making them look flipped or reversed. ... Yes, American flags can appear backward on uniforms on purpose.

Look closely at many uniforms, and you’ll notice something that at first glance looks strange: an American flag patch that appears to be backward, with the star field facing right instead of ...

Look closely at many uniforms, and you’ll notice something that at first glance looks strange: an American flag patch that appears to be backward, with the star field facing right instead of ...

Look closely at many uniforms, and you’ll notice something that at first glance looks strange: an American flag patch that appears to be backward, with the star field facing right instead of ...

Look closely at many uniforms, and you’ll notice something that at first glance looks strange: an American flag patch that appears to be backward, with the star field facing right instead of ...

Look closely at many uniforms, and you’ll notice something that at first glance looks strange: an American flag patch that appears to be backward, with the star field facing right instead of ...