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![[American Automobile Association flag]](../images/u/us$aaa1.gif)
image by Randy Young, 25 June 2016
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The American Automobile Association (AAA) is a non-profit member service
federation of auto clubs across North America, founded in 1902 and headquartered
in Heathrow, Florida. Individual clubs – such as AAA Mid-Atlantic, AAA South,
AAA Hawaii, or AAA MountainWest – provide services to their members, ranging
from roadside assistance to travel planning to hotel and restaurant discounts.
(A list of AAA clubs can be found on Wikipedia at
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Automobile_Association#List_of_AAA_regional_clubs.)
(http://www.aaa.com/)
Local AAA
offices sometimes fly a AAA corporate flag in addition to the American flag. The
corporate flag features the AAA logo displayed on a white field. The logo
consists of the company's acronym (AAA) in large red letters within the red
outline of an oval. Slightly off-center and at a diagonal from upper right to
lower left is a blue oval outline broken at the lower right. The logo is usually
centered on the flag using the geometrical center of the lopsided logo, which
places the bulk of the logo's mass in the flag's first (upper hoist) quarter,
thereby giving the flag a slightly lopsided look as well.
Randy Young,
25 June 2016
![[American Automobile Association flag]](../images/u/us$aaa2.gif)
image by Randy Young, 25 June 2016
I have seen other examples where the logo is smaller and centered using the
"center of mass" of the logo, giving the flag a more "balanced" appearance.
Randy Young,
25 June 2016
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