Acadian Flagpoles

Acadian Flagpoles A natives of Acadiana, we are dedicated to seeing U.S. Made American flags fly on U.S. Made flagpoles!

YES!!!!!  DO IT NOW.
05/12/2026

YES!!!!! DO IT NOW.

We were one of only four Republicans who signed the Epstein discharge petition and forced those files through.

The cover-up is still alive. Names are still redacted. Survivors are still waiting for the justice they were once promised.

Release the files.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, USA!Get a FREE AMERICA 250 flag with every purchase of a flapole through July 4th.  Email billy@acadianf...
05/09/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, USA!

Get a FREE AMERICA 250 flag with every purchase of a flapole through July 4th. Email [email protected] for information!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, USA!Get a FREE 3' x 5' America 250 flag with the purchase of every flagpole from now until July 4th!  Ca...
05/09/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, USA!

Get a FREE 3' x 5' America 250 flag with the purchase of every flagpole from now until July 4th! Call 706 804-0949

Mountain Flagpoles
04/14/2026

Mountain Flagpoles

On the night of June 5–6, 1944, during the D Day airborne assault ahead of the Normandy landings, John Steele, a paratrooper with the 82nd. Airborne Division, jumped into the town of Sainte-Mère-Église.
• Due to heavy anti-aircraft fire and confusion, many paratroopers landed off target—some right in the middle of the town square.
• Steele’s parachute snagged on the church steeple, leaving him hanging high above the ground.

While he was hanging there
• German troops were already in the square, and fighting broke out below him.
• Steele played dead for about two hours to avoid being shot.
• Eventually, German soldiers took him down and captured him.

What happened after
• Steele later escaped captivity and rejoined his unit.
• The town of Sainte-Mère-Église became one of the first liberated towns in France on D-Day.

Today
• The church still honors him with a parachute dummy hanging from the steeple, a famous and memorable tribute you can see if you visit.

On the night of June 5–6, 1944, during the D Day airborne assault ahead of the Normandy landings, John Steele, a paratro...
04/14/2026

On the night of June 5–6, 1944, during the D Day airborne assault ahead of the Normandy landings, John Steele, a paratrooper with the 82nd. Airborne Division, jumped into the town of Sainte-Mère-Église.
• Due to heavy anti-aircraft fire and confusion, many paratroopers landed off target—some right in the middle of the town square.
• Steele’s parachute snagged on the church steeple, leaving him hanging high above the ground.

While he was hanging there
• German troops were already in the square, and fighting broke out below him.
• Steele played dead for about two hours to avoid being shot.
• Eventually, German soldiers took him down and captured him.

What happened after
• Steele later escaped captivity and rejoined his unit.
• The town of Sainte-Mère-Église became one of the first liberated towns in France on D-Day.

Today
• The church still honors him with a parachute dummy hanging from the steeple, a famous and memorable tribute you can see if you visit.

From my dad.  WWll - Pacific Theater.THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!
01/23/2026

From my dad. WWll - Pacific Theater.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!

01/16/2026

This message stopped me in my tracks.

A Vietnam veteran who served alongside my father reached out to say this.

Reading it reminded me why I do this work, and the legacy I'm honored to carry forward. My dad taught me to love our country, fight for what's right, and never back down.

To every veteran who has reached out, shared your story, or stood with us in this fight, thank you. Your service inspires everything we do.

Mountain Flagpoles Billy Toups
01/16/2026

Mountain Flagpoles Billy Toups

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