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by Zeljko Heimer
Shown in National Geographic (1917) [gmc17] , Kannik (1956) [kan56] and Royal Navy Handbook of Signalling (1913) [rhs13] (only as Admiral's flag).
This flag is still used as jack. The current Admiral's flag has four six-pointed stars, one in each quarter.
by Zeljko Heimer
Blue square flag with a white cross and a white five-pointed star in canton, with one point pointing towards top hoist corner.
Shown in National Geographic (1917) [gmc17] , Kannik (1956) [kan56], and Album des Pavillons, edition 1995 [pie95]. Royal Navy Handbook of Signalling (1913) [rhs13] says that a Vice Admiral had the same ensign as the Ministers.
The flag is obsolete. The current Vice Admiral's flag has two six-pointed stars, in the first and third quarters.
by Zeljko Heimer
As Vice Admrial, but with second star in the third quarter pointed to lower hoist corner.
Shown in National Geographic (1917) [gmc17], Kannik (1956) [kan56] and and Album des Pavillons, edition 1995 [pie95].. Royal Navy Handbook of Signalling (1913) [rhs13] says that a Vice Admiral had the same ensign as the Prime Minister.
The ensign is obsolete. The current Rear Admiral's flag has one six-pointed star in the first quarter.
by Ivan Sache
Shown in National Geographic (1917) [gmc17] only.
by Ivan Sache
Shown in Kannik (1956) [kan56], National Geographic (1917) [gmc17] and Royal Navy Handbook of Signalling (1913) [rhs13].
by Ivan Sache
Shown in National Geographic (1917) [gmc17] only.
C. Eugene Baldwin, 26 December 1998 and Armand Noël du Payrat, 28 December 1998