The largest free-flying American flag in the U.S. has been torn apart by storms and wind. The flag, known as the Acuity Flag, is located at the top of a 400-foot flagpole at the Acuity Insurance ...

It’s Flag Day today (6/14). I bet you didn’t know that the largest free flying American Flag in the world flies proudly less than 3 miles from Lake Michigan. The flag is just east of I-43 at ...

HOBOKEN, N.J. (CBSNewYork) -- The world's largest free-flying flag honoring America was inflated in Hoboken in honor of Flag Day on Wednesday. ... It can hold 700,000 standard sized American flags.

The largest free-flying American flag in the world will fly over the George Washington Bridge this weekend. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says the flag will fly on Labor Day under ...

This American flag is 100-feet taller than the Statue of Liberty and weighs in at 340 pounds, ... The world's largest free-flying American flag has been ripped in half after a thunderstorm.

FORT LEE — People crossing the George Washington Bridge Thursday were able to view a unique national treasure for Flag Day — the world's largest free-flying American flag. Just before 7 a.m ...

The largest free-flying American flag in the world was ripped apart following thunderstorms in Wisconsin Tuesday, an image of the Stars and Stripes taken after the severe weather showed. "The ...

I bet you didn’t know that the largest free flying American Flag in the world flies proudly less than 3 miles from […] It’s Flag Day today (6/14). This is a repeat of a blog entry from a ...

I bet you didn’t know that the largest free flying American Flag in the world flies proudly less than 3 miles from Lake Michigan. The flag is just east of I-43 at Acuity Insurance in Sheboygan ...

Happy 4th of July from all of us here at Powder Magazine. We hope your long weekend is filled with fireworks, burgers, hot dogs, and skiing! What better way to celebrate the 4th than by watching a ...

World's largest free-flying American flag inflated in Hoboken. Published: ; Jul. 03, 2009, 1:23 p.m.