Bonnie Blue Flag (11 September 1810 - 6 December 1810) See Information Below
Florida Parishes Detachment #893
Charter Date 08/30/1994 - Inc. #34489290N –Incorporated 03/22/95
EIN#72-1303119
 This Detachment returns Charter 04/12/2010
Meeting / Time
2^nd Monday @ 1900 - American Legion Hall on West 7^th Street - Independence, La.
Commandant
Thomas V. Parent – 15113 Hwy. 1064  (P.O. Box 328) Natalbany, LA. 70451 –
Ph. 985-345-5611   - E-mail 
Sr. Vice Commandant
Nelson J. Oliver -107 Gwelin Drive Hammond, La. 70403
Ph. 985-345-3335  E-mail  twoasone5@i-55.com 
Jr. Vice Commandant
Colleen Ann Scott – 10316 Highway 1063 Independence, La. 70443 –
Ph 985-878-8217           - E-mail colleen1@i-55.com
Judge Advocate
James G. Hulsey Jr.  –143 Colver Dr.  Ponchatoula, La. 70454 –
Ph. 985-386-2584     (JROTC 985-386-6919) - E-mail   jjhulsey@charter.net
Junior Past Commandant
Charles E. Pittman – 121 Florence Drive Hammond, La. 70401 –
 Ph 985-542-4658     - E-mail   usdevildog@bellsouth.net
Adjutant / Paymaster
Colleen Ann Scott – 10316 Highway 1063 Independence, La. 70443 –
Ph 985-878-8217           - E-mail colleen1@i-55.com
Chaplain
Stephen A. Wells - 47217 Randal Road Hammond, La.  70404-2501
Ph. 985-340-7850      - E-mail  pastorwells@beranfullgospel.com
Sgt-At-Arms
Deceased
Boy Scout Liaison
None at this Time
WEB Site Coordinator
None at this Time

The Bonnie Blue Flag, a single white star on a blue field, was the flag of the short-lived Republic of West Florida.^[1] In September 1810, settlers in the Spanish territory of West Florida revolted against the Spanish government and proclaimed an independent republic. The Bonnie Blue Flag was raised at the Spanish fort in Baton Rouge on September 23, 1810. On December 6, 1810, West Florida was annexed by the United States and the republic ceased to exist, after a life of 74 days

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