No hay una orden activa de bandera a media asta para Estados Unidos.
Última revisión 30 sept 2026, 9:00 p.m. UTC.
La bandera está actualmente a asta completa. La próxima orden conocida aparece a continuación.
La ley federal solicita que la bandera de EE. UU. ondee a media asta desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer en el Día Nacional de Recordación de Pearl Harbor. La observancia honra a los miembros del servicio y civiles que murieron en el ataque del 7 de diciembre de 1941 y recuerda el sacrificio que llevó a la nación a la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
La Ley Pública 107-51 dispone que la bandera de EE. UU. ondee a media asta desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer durante el Servicio Nacional Conmemorativo de Bomberos Caídos. Esta observancia honra a los bomberos que murieron sirviendo a sus comunidades e invita al país a hacer una pausa en gratitud por su sacrificio.
El Código de la Bandera de EE. UU. establece que la bandera se exhibe a media asta hasta el mediodía en el Día de los Caídos y luego se iza a toda asta por el resto del día. La media asta de la mañana honra a quienes murieron sirviendo en las Fuerzas Armadas de EE. UU.; izarla al mediodía simboliza que la nación continúa llevando adelante su legado.
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