North Dakota § 48-05-01.1 Display of prisoner of war and missing in action flag - State capitol grounds

North Dakota Statutes

§ 48-05-01.1 — Display of prisoner of war and missing in action flag - State capitol grounds

North Dakota § 48-05-01.1

Title 48Public Buildings

Ch. 48-05General Regulations

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N.D. Cent. Code § 48-05-01.1 (2026).

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grounds. The prisoner of war and missing in action flag:

1.Must be flown daily on the state capitol grounds at the following flagpole locations:

a.Immediately south of the state capitol building;

b.In front of the all veterans memorial; and

c.On the east side of the heritage center.

2.May be flown either below the flag of the United States on the same flagpole or alone on a separate flagpole.

3.Must be displayed using proper flag etiquette.

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grounds.
The prisoner of war and missing in action flag:
1. Must be flown daily on the state capitol grounds at the following flagpole locations:
a. Immediately south of the state capitol building;
b. In front of the all veterans memorial; and
c. On the east side of the heritage center.
2. May be flown either below the flag of the United States on the same flagpole or alone
on a separate flagpole.
3. Must be displayed using proper flag etiquette.