3' x 5' Space Command Flag

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• Highest quality aniline dyed 200 denier nylon
• Perfect for outdoor or indoor display
• Canvas header
• Brass grommets
• 100% made in the U.S.A.

What is the Space Command?

At the direction of the President of the United States, the Department of Defense established U.S. Space Command on August 29, 2019 as the eleventh Unified Combatant Command, with Air Force General John W. Raymond as its congressionally confirmed commander. USSPACECOM is a Geographic Combatant Command with a global Area of Responsibility defined as the area surrounding the earth at altitudes equal to or greater than 100 kilometers above mean (average) sea level. The new command is globally integrated with the other geographic combatant commands and prepared to support its partners to meet today’s threat on a global scale.

A perfect gift for you favorite fan of space!

Thomas J D'Amico – Pres. American Flags Express

Symbolism of the Space Command Flag

The bald eagle, a traditional symbol of American strength and vigilance, carries an olive branch in his right talon, symbolizing the worldwide goal of peaceful operations in space. In his left talon is a cluster of thirteen arrows with the silver delta as arrowheads, indicative of the strength and power necessary to protect our citizens and allies. The delta symbol is historically associated with space and represents change and innovation, and the cluster of deltoids thrusting upward into space signifies our ever growing aspirations in space beyond earth orbit. The blue globe with silver land masses, as viewed from space, signifies the origin and control point for all space assets and represents the global operations of the command in mission areas such as surveillance, navigation, communications and missile warning. The silver and white Polaris signifies our constant presence and vigilance in space now and in the future. Encompassing the globe are two white elliptical orbits representing the unity of U.S. Space Command with our joint and combined partners, and which intersect over the United States, the terrestrial heart of the command. An arc of four silver stars above the eagle symbolizes the four-star combatant commander of U.S. Space Command. The black background represents the infinity of space.