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Battle Flag of Northern Virginia

Started by Big Al of Tennessee, Tue 22, Jul 2014, 09:34:18

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Big Al of Tennessee

The Battle Flag of Northern Virginia is the flag you associate with the Confederacy.



Link shows the history, and the real truth not taught to you Yankees(South Included, yes they lied to us too).

http://www.trainweb.org/seaboard/FLAG/confederateflag.htm

This is the true confederate flag.



Before the War, Civil, we had true constitutional freedom. After,,, we slid into the Hell we know today.
States were free to Govern, now we have to ask Momma, Washington, for the right to use the rest room.
GOD SAVE THE UNITED STATES from the democrats is my prayer.



Oss

If you don't know where your going any road will take you there
George Harrison

When you come to the fork in the road, take it
Yogi Berra   (Don't send it to me C.O.D.)

Jack

#2


Arkansas adopted this flag after the war.  Notice it is not too unlike the battle flag.

The blue stars in the center represent the nations Arkansas has belonged to.  The lower 3 are Spain, France, and the US.  The upper star represents the Confederacy.
"It takes a certain kind of nut to ride a motorcycle, and I am that motorcycle nut," Lyle Grimes, RIP August 2009.

Davemn


hubcapsc


1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry, ANV...



-Mike

Jack

"It takes a certain kind of nut to ride a motorcycle, and I am that motorcycle nut," Lyle Grimes, RIP August 2009.

Davemn

Quote from: Jack on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 15:46:49
Quote from: Davemn on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 15:07:06
That war is over.

And state's rights are still being abused.

Maybe the south should rise up again and see what happens.

robin


Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005

Quote from: Big Al of Tennessee on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 09:34:18






http://www.trainweb.org/seaboard/FLAG/confederateflag.htm

This is the true confederate flag.





Top flag to me is the 2nd flag of the Confederate States of America .... The Battle Flag.


Bottom flag is The Blood Stained Banner.... The last flag of the Confederate States of America


I've seen alot of people that thought they were cool , but then again Lord I've seen alot of fools.

lonewolf/va

The top flag is (if square )the battle flag of northern Virginia (if rectangular) the battle flag of Tennessee the bottom flag is the 3rd national flag of the Confederacy. 
Mark

BamaDrifter64

Quote from: Davemn on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 15:07:06
That war is over.

The War of Northern Aggression will never be over to true Southerners...it's just a negotiated ceasefire for now.... ;)


LTD

There were a lot of confederate battle flags fought under that's just the one that every one freaks out over today.  Ill never be ashamed of my confederate heritage . Have a good day.

donaldcc

Don

The emperor has no clothes

Quote from: BamaDrifter64 on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 19:13:34
Quote from: Davemn on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 15:07:06
That war is over.

The War of Northern Aggression will never be over to true Southerners...it's just a negotiated ceasefire for now.... ;)


Should northerners be looking over their shoulder?

signart

Quote from: LTD on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 19:36:34
There were a lot of confederate battle flags fought under that's just the one that every one freaks out over today.  Ill never be ashamed of my confederate heritage . Have a good day.
Fighting for liberty, freedom, and rights guaranteed by the Constitution are something to be proud of.

Oss

we should all fight for liberty, freedom
and rights guaranteed by the Constitution
its our duty as citizens IMHO

As for the Civil War, aka war of (pick one it dont matter)
southern or northern aggression, None of us were alive back then for cryin out loud

what matters is how to preserve the rights the folks in 1770's fought
for and handed down to us  Around here there are placards everywhere on the side of the road
reminding us of this battle or telling us Washington slept here, or Andre was hung there

That my friends was the war that birthed the nation


I am one Yankee who doesnt look over his shoulder
have a great time whenever I am out and about
north south east or west

ride on
If you don't know where your going any road will take you there
George Harrison

When you come to the fork in the road, take it
Yogi Berra   (Don't send it to me C.O.D.)

donaldcc

Quote from: signart on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 20:02:55
Quote from: LTD on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 19:36:34
There were a lot of confederate battle flags fought under that's just the one that every one freaks out over today.  Ill never be ashamed of my confederate heritage . Have a good day.
Fighting for liberty, freedom, and rights guaranteed by the Constitution are something to be proud of.

  I agree those warm and fuzzy words are what we all agree with.  fighting and killing your brothers over slavery and invoking constitutional rights to justify it is another matter.
Don

signart

Quote from: donaldcc on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 21:50:33
Quote from: signart on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 20:02:55
Quote from: LTD on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 19:36:34
There were a lot of confederate battle flags fought under that's just the one that every one freaks out over today.  Ill never be ashamed of my confederate heritage . Have a good day.
Fighting for liberty, freedom, and rights guaranteed by the Constitution are something to be proud o

  I agree those warm and fuzzy words are what we all agree with.  fighting and killing your brothers over slavery and invoking constitutional rights to justify it is another matter.

That would have been news to Lincoln, and 750,000 other folks.

Raverez

It's not really about hating a flag.It's more about those who've had extreme views and embraced it as a symbol for their beliefs.

For instance this symbol:
The swastika (卐 or 卍) (Sanskrit: स्वस्तिक) is a Hindu symbol that generally takes the form of an equilateral cross, with its four arms bent at 90 degrees. The earliest archeological evidence of swastika-shaped ornaments dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization also referred as Hindustan now India as well as the Mediterranean Classical Antiquity and paleolithic Europe. Swastikas have been used in various other ancient civilizations around the world including Turkic, Iran, Armenia, Nepal, China, Japan, Korea and Europe. It represents the principle originating the universe, or life (Brahman), with the four swirling arms representing the four directions of the manifest universe (the four faces of Brahma).[1] It remains widely used in Indian religions and Far Eastern religions.

had a certain German chancellor of Austrian decent not embrace it as a symbol for his movement it wouldn't have the negative connotation that it as.

donaldcc

Quote from: signart on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 23:18:19
Quote from: donaldcc on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 21:50:33
Quote from: signart on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 20:02:55
Quote from: LTD on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 19:36:34
There were a lot of confederate battle flags fought under that's just the one that every one freaks out over today.  Ill never be ashamed of my confederate heritage . Have a good day.
Fighting for liberty, freedom, and rights guaranteed by the Constitution are something to be proud o

 I agree those warm and fuzzy words are what we all agree with.  fighting and killing your brothers over slavery and invoking constitutional rights to justify it is another matter.

That would have been news to Lincoln, and 750,000 other folks.

don't know what that means.  but thinking Lincoln didn't support slavery. and if that's what you mean then  :cooldude:

 a tragedy for our new country to have such a war though.
Don

bigguy

#20
Quote from: Big Al of Tennessee on Tue 22, Jul 2014, 09:34:18
The Battle Flag of Northern Virginia is the flag you associate with the Confederacy.



Link shows the history, and the real truth not taught to you Yankees(South Included, yes they lied to us too).

http://www.trainweb.org/seaboard/FLAG/confederateflag.htm

This is the true confederate flag.



Before the War, Civil, we had true constitutional freedom. After,,, we slid into the Hell we know today.
States were free to Govern, now we have to ask Momma, Washington, for the right to use the rest room.


I havn't seen that flag before. The flag that I always though of as the "Confederate" flag was the flag which first flew over Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, SC in 1861. I'm pretty sure it is considered the first official flag of the Confederacy. It was also know as the "Stars and Bars."




Source: Stars and Bars Flag



Edit:  I see now that the the flag you posted was the third and final "official" flag of the Confederacy.
The Third National pattern, adopted March 4, 1865, shortened the white field and added a vertical red bar to the end of the Second National pattern flag. Very few, if any, of the Third National pattern flags saw service during the war, since General Lee's Army of Northern Virginia surrendered just a few weeks later at Appomattox.



Learn something new every day. Thanks for the original post.

Source: Flags of the Confederacy
Here there be Dragons.

bigguy

#21
Off topic for a sec.

Speaking of flags, I was watching one of the sailing events during the last Olympics. Suddenly I was , surprised to see a boat flying a Texas flag. I knew we'd been talking about succession, but didn't think it had gone that far.

















OK, I finally figured out that's not a Texas flag.
It is a Chilean flag.

Here is a Texas flag.




Now, back to your regular programing.
Here there be Dragons.