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![[Flag of Prime Minister]](../images/f/fr-prmin.gif)
by Zeljko
Heimer
Undefaced, square French tricolour.
Source: Album des Pavillons [pay00]
Car flag
by Zeljko Heimer
As above, but in proportion 7:8 and with a golden border (not shown here).
Source: Album des Pavillons [pay00]
![[Flag of the Minister of National Defence]](../images/f/fr^min.gif)
by Zeljko Heimer
As in Britain, the Defence Forces of France have been brought under a single Minister, known as the Ministre des Armées [now Ministre de la Défense Nationale]. A flag for this Ministry was introduced in 1966, consisting of a square version of the national flag for use at sea [i.e. 30:33:37] with an emblem representing Armée de Terre [Army], Marine Nationale [Navy] and Armée de l'Air [Air Force] in the centre in gold.
Sources
Santiago Dotor, 12 July 2000
Close-up of the emblem
![[Close-up of the emblem]](../misc/fr^min).gif)
by António Martins
Car flag
![[Car flag]](../images/f/fr^minc.gif)
by Zeljko Heimer
As above, but in proportion 7:8 and with a golden border (not shown here).
Source: Album des Pavillons [pay00]
![[Minister for Overseas]](../images/f/fr-mdom.gif)
by Zeljko Heimer
The honour mark of the Minister/Secretary of State for the Overseas Departments and Territories has a ratio is 1/1 (square). This flag derives from the honour mark of the Governor-Generals in the former colonial empire which was almost similar (same ratio and composition).
Pierre Gay, 16 June 1999
Car flag
![[Car flag of the Overseas Minister]](../images/f/fr-mdomc.gif)
by Zeljko Heimer
As above, but in proportion 7:8 and with a golden border (not shown here).
Source: Album des Pavillons [pay00]
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