(Union flag vs Union Jack) ... I suggest the correct usage depends on where
you are... comes under the "when in Rome" theory.
So the term "Union Jack" was a faux paux... a misused term? Thought it was
in the catagory of Old Glory, Stars and Stripes, etc.
If that is the case, I'll would venture to say that British guy new the
difference, but when addressing an American teenager....he spoke in terms the
young lad would understand. In this region, full of civil war reinactors the
Union flag has a whole different meaning, just ask any Reb....lol.
Jack (Lee)
of the Virginia Lees....Suh! ; )
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