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Does the eagle's head on the U.S. Presdient's Seal change direction in a state of war?

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Lomax_ME | 15:57 Sat 05th Apr 2003 | People & Places
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In an episode of the West Wing, the Chairman for the Joint Chiefs thinks that the head of the Eagle turns towards the arrows when the country is involved in a war. I know it's a fictitious show but is it true in real life?
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No, it isn't. There's a page on the ever-fascinating http://www.snopes2.com about this.
20:40 Sat 05th Apr 2003

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