Where can an application for a U.S. Flag for burial purposes be made?

The correct choice is the Department of Veterans Affairs, as they are the primary agency responsible for providing U.S. flags for burial purposes. Veterans or their families can request a flag for draping over the casket at the time of burial to honor the deceased veteran's service. The process typically involves filling out an application through the VA, which can often be done online or at local VA offices.

The U.S. Post Master is not responsible for providing flags for burial purposes. Local city halls may handle various administrative tasks, but they do not oversee burial flag applications. The National Cemetery Administration manages national cemeteries and may facilitate the burial process, but the application for flags specifically falls under the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Understanding these roles clarifies the functional responsibilities of each agency and highlights why the Department of Veterans Affairs is the correct avenue for such requests.