A U.S. Army veteran spoke out after he was directed to take down an American flag while he tailgated outside an Atlanta Braves game.

Adam Mourdock said an attendant in a parking lot outside SunTrust Park notified him that the large flag on his truck violated policy.

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Pretty confused as to why the American flag had to be taken down from my friends' tailgate. @Braves & @SunTrustPark any answers? pic.twitter.com/xrvMnVqtie — Haley Janas (@HaleyJanas) July 18, 2017

Mourdock said he was confused by the demand since he's flown the flag without issue in the past.

"I’m an Army veteran, I fought for the right for Americans to fly their flags, and for someone to tell you you can’t fly it at a baseball game, that's not the right place," he told CBS 46 in Atlanta.

The Braves later apologized to Mourdock, a season ticket holder who goes to many games with his wife and two children. The team said it does not have a policy against flags and the attendant was mistaken.

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