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30 June 2026

  • curprev 08:0208:02, 30 June 2026‎ Broughhxvx talk contribs‎ 22,107 bytes +22,107‎ Created page with "<html><p> George Washington’s standard did not look like the flag most people picture when they think of the Revolution. It was not striped, and it did not have a ring of stars. The flag that marked his headquarters was a concentrated symbol of authority and unity, a blue silk field scattered with thirteen white, six-pointed stars. For soldiers and messengers, that standard meant more than rank. It meant a center of gravity in a chaotic war.</p> <p> Flags began as batt..."
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