Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-63
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Battle flags and colors - Display
Official statutory text
The State Historical Society shall provide display cases suited
for the proper preservation and care of the decorated battle flags
and colors carried by organizations composed in whole or in part of
Oklahoma troops who have served in the land, naval and air forces of
the United States during its wars, as recognized by the State
Historical Society, and shall cause these cases to be located for
public viewing in such building or buildings as may be made
available, at Oklahoma City, by the state for the use of the State
Historical Society, as a perpetual reminder of that spirit of
service and sacrifice and that lesson of loyalty and love of liberty
which Oklahoma's courageous sons have demonstrated.
for the proper preservation and care of the decorated battle flags
and colors carried by organizations composed in whole or in part of
Oklahoma troops who have served in the land, naval and air forces of
the United States during its wars, as recognized by the State
Historical Society, and shall cause these cases to be located for
public viewing in such building or buildings as may be made
available, at Oklahoma City, by the state for the use of the State
Historical Society, as a perpetual reminder of that spirit of
service and sacrifice and that lesson of loyalty and love of liberty
which Oklahoma's courageous sons have demonstrated.
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