ALT Black-and-white historical photograph of a large brick institutional building with arched windows, draped with an enormous American flag that stretches nearly the full width of the façade from roofline to just above the rows of people below. The flag is oriented with the canton (field of stars) on the viewer’s left, containing numerous small, evenly spaced white stars arranged in rows against a darker background. Broad horizontal stripes—alternating light and dark—run across the entire building, appearing slightly curved and rippling as the fabric hangs in gentle waves from multiple attachment points along the roofline. The scale of the flag is emphasized by how the stripes span several window rows and architectural sections, partially obscuring the building’s details. In the foreground, a long, dense formation of uniformed cadets stands in straight rows across the entire width of the image, visually anchoring the base of the flag. Visible text along the bottom reads: “Largest American