Old Glory

"Old Glory" is a nickname for the American flag, symbolizing the United States' history, values, and ideals. The flag features thirteen horizontal stripes, representing the original colonies, and fifty stars, one for each state. The stars are white on a blue field, and the stripes alternate red and white. The term "Old Glory" reflects its status as a cherished national symbol, embodying patriotism, freedom, and unity. Its design and colors are meaningful—red for valor, white for purity, and blue for justice—making it a powerful emblem of American identity.