When displaying the U.S. flag with another flag against a wall, where should the U.S. flag be placed?

When displaying the U.S. flag with another flag against a wall, it should be placed on the left side (the viewer's perspective) with its staff in front. This positioning adheres to the established protocols concerning the respect and prominence that should be afforded to the U.S. flag. The U.S. flag is always to be displayed at the highest position or, when other flags are present, it should be positioned to the left of the other flags to signify its superior status. This arrangement ensures that the U.S. flag is honored appropriately during public displays, reflecting its significance as a national symbol.

The other options do not align with flag etiquette as set forth in the Flag Code. Placing the U.S. flag on the right or in the center would diminish its importance, which is contrary to the respectful traditions surrounding its display. Additionally, placing it at the top of the wall could also be misleading since the prominence is indicated by the left side, not a vertical position alone.