U.S. Coast Guard 4 Star Blue Admiral – Pole Hem Fringe Flag
U.S. Coast Guard 4 Star Blue Admiral – Pole Hem Fringe Flag
- Official Coast Guard design on nylon, made in the USA
- Dye-printed on 200 denier nylon, lock stitched
- Pole hem with gold rayon fringe, for indoor and ceremonial display
- 3×4 FT, 3×5 FT, 43×61.5 IN
Officially licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard.
Product Description
The U.S. Coast Guard 4 Star Blue Admiral – Pole Hem Fringe Flag is dye-printed on 200 denier nylon in the USA, so every line of the Coast Guard’s official design reproduces exactly, and it is lock stitched on the seams and header.
The pole hem slides over an indoor or parade pole, and the gold rayon fringe is the traditional ceremonial finish. For an outdoor flagpole, see the grommets version. Choose from 3×4 FT, 3×5 FT, 43×61.5 IN.
Historical Background
The U.S. Coast Guard 4-Star Blue Admiral Flag represents the rank of Admiral, the highest active-duty flag officer rank within the United States Coast Guard. Admirals serve as the Commandant of the Coast Guard or in other senior executive leadership positions responsible for directing the service’s worldwide missions, including maritime safety, security, environmental protection, and national defense. The Coast Guard traces its heritage to the Revenue Marine, established in 1790, creating a legacy as one of America’s oldest continuous maritime services. The blue field with four white five-pointed stars follows the long-standing U.S. military tradition for flag officer personal flags, providing immediate recognition of rank and command authority. This flag reflects the Coast Guard Core Values of Honor, Respect, and Devotion to Duty, recognizing the exceptional leadership, responsibility, and dedication demonstrated by the service’s most senior officers.
Symbolism at a Glance
- Blue Field: Represents the Coast Guard’s maritime heritage, vigilance, and commitment to protecting America’s waterways.
- Four White Stars: Represent the rank of Admiral and symbolize the highest level of leadership, command authority, and responsibility within the United States Coast Guard.