Throughout the Commonwealth of Nations November 11th is known as "Remembrance Day."  Kind of like our Memorial Day, I guess.  Remembrance Day is set aside to remember those who died in service, mainly during WW I but also in later wars.  Our own Veterans Day used to be Armistice Day commemorating the end of WW I.  It later morphed into Veterans Day.  I have two uncles at Ft. Logan, one from WW II and another from Korea.  Frankly, I think the flags being placed there are very appropriate and a just way to remember our brave veterans, both living and passed on.  Nothing wrong, in my mind, with "remembering" our heroes with flags.