Shortly after the tragic September 11, 2001 attacks, a flag was gifted to Christopher Heisler by the Texas House of Representatives. Like many Americans, Heisler felt compelled to take action during a horrific time for the United States and with this flag in tow, he set out for Ground Zero. Along the way, Heisler helped to organize and be part of one of the longest police motorcades in the history of the United States bound for Ground Zero bringing many tokens of support to our nation’s heroes. This one United States flag flew over Ground Zero and a suggestion was made that this flag continue to fly in support of our heroes.

Soon after, while in the military, Heisler carried this particular flag with him to Kuwait, Qatar, and Iraq to fly with American Soldiers in combat zones. Upon seeing the flag flying among the soldiers in Iraq, a Command Sergeant Major would soon refer to this flag as one of honor and the flag is now named the United States Honor Flag.

Since September 2001, the United States Honor Flag has paid tribute to those who have lost their life in the line of duty protecting our lives, our homes, and our country and also those who currently serve our communities and our nation.

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