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Hungary had got mercantile fleet after treaty of Trianon and had got a "River Navy". More information at , , . List of Hungarian ships and shipping line at . István Molnár,

Along with the normal state flag (civil but with coat of arms), I saw in various public buildings a 2:1 red-white-green flag with no charges and a distinct fringe of those colors. Any info? Antonio Martins, 9 May 1997

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Official Name: Hungary (Magyarország) (since 01 January 2012) Capital: Budapest Location: Central Europe Government Type: Republic Flag adopted: 1957 (First used 1848) Coat of Arms adopted: 1990 (First used XII-XIII C.) ISO Code: HU

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I have seen a film on the m1 TV an hour ago about the Hungarian historical flags. Some informations: The tricolour was used first in 1801 by Joseph, Palatine of Hungary The tricolour is used from 1830s. The ratio 2:1 Maybe this is the official version?! The national flag has to be used on the official buildings - for example: schools, city halls, hospitals, police Stations - from 20 August 2000. Istvan Molnar, 28 November 2000

According to Album 2000 [pay00] - National Flag (CS-/CS- 2:3) - RWV flag. If I am not much mistaken, the proper ratio for the national flag is 1:2, at least on land. At sea 2:3 is used. Željko Heimer, 2 November 2001

No. 132/2000. (VII.14.) order of the Government about the national flag (at ): Ratio of the flag: 1:2 . On the Appendix you can find measures of flags and flag-poles sizes (on the end of the page). István Molnár, 23 March 2001

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Law LXXXIII of 1995 about the use of the national symbols of the Hungarian Republic and the use of names that make reference to the Hungarian Republic 11. § (1) For the purpose of declaring the pertainance to the nation, private persons can use the arms and the flag, keeping the limitations contained in this law. (2) The use of the arms and the flag is permitted - keeping the limitations contained in this law in case of: national holidays, programs in relation with national holidays and other kind of programs (political, economical, scientific, etc.), commemorations of national character, and also casual use for giving military honors. (3) In cases specified in paragraphs (1) and (2), the arms and the flag can be used also in their historical forms. (4) The use of the arms on the flag is permitted in all cases - and with the same conditions -, when the use of the arms is permitted by the law. Ivan Marinov, 11 January 2001

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Constitution of Hungary - paragraph 76 (at ): The flag of Hungary is red-white-green. Law LXXXIII. /1995/ about the symbols of Hungary at Law XXXVIII. /2000/ at . Istvan Molnar, 23 March 2001

I am speculating here, but if the tradition (or lack of it, as you put it) is anything similar to Croatia, and I believe it is then an explanation similar to this could be given. Most of the flags that are hoisted on private houses and blocks are of a kind where the staff is obliquly attached to the house, and the flag is attached to the sfatt either by the way of a sleve or nails. Any of the two would make it totally unpractical to put the flag on half-staff - it would require either resewing or getting the nails out. In any case, as these staff would be of, say, 2 meters long, a half-masted 1 meter wide flag would not look very well on it anyway. It is therefore, that the solution of blackflag is used.This is how I explain this around here, and maybe it would be similar in Hungary. Željko Heimer, 5 Febuary 1999

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From the DK book: "The current flag was first used in the 1848-49 uprising. Its pattern was derived from the French Tricolore used during the French Revolution. The colors: red, white and green, date back to the 9th century. They were first used in 1608 during the reign of King Matthias II. Until 1945, the royal crown appeared in the center of the national flag."

Today was the Millennium ceremony in Esztergom and I have seen this flag flying on the walls beside the Millennium Statue. István Molnár, 15 August 2001

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Its pattern was derived from the French Tricolore used during the French Revolution. The colors: red, white and green, date back to the 9th century. They were first used in 1608 during the reign of King Matthias II. Until 1945, the royal crown appeared in the center of the national flag." Red - symbolizes strength White - faithfulness Green - hope Phil Nelson, 21 November 1999 From page 623 of the Magyarország történeti kronológiája II. 1526-1848. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1982 (Chronology of the Hungarian History 2nd part 1526-1848) : "1806. During the year: The official colours of the flag of the Empire of Austria are the black and yellow, the official colours of the flag of the Kingdom of Hungary are the red, white and green." István Molnár, 23 July 2000 This flag represented the Hungarian state within the Empire, at least after the revolutionary 1848. It was this flag that was so hated in Zagreb in late 19th century and not the Austrian one. In any case, the lexicons of late 19th century (like Mayers) list this flag. Željko Heimer, 11 November 2000 I have seen a film on the m1 TV an hour ago about the Hungarian historical flags. Some informations: The tricolour was used first in 1801 by Joseph, Palatine of Hungary The tricolour is used from 1830s. The ratio 2:1 Maybe this is the official version?! The national flag has to be used on the official buildings - for example: schools, city halls, hospitals, police Stations - from 20 August 2000. Istvan Molnar, 28 November 2000 The official flag is the tricolour without coat of arms. The ratio of the official flag is 1:2. The tricolour in 2:1, 3:2 and 2:3 is used also. The tricolour with coat of arms can be used too. This flag was in use in 1848 - 1849, 1867 - 1919, 1919 - 1949 and 1956 - now. In 1849-1867, Hungary was under Austrian occupation and the country was divided. In 21 March1919 - 31 July 1919, the Hungarian Soviet Republic used the red flag. In 1949-1956, on the flag there was the Rákosi coat of arms. István Molnár, 25 June 2001 Istvan Molnar reported the Government decree about the national flag of Hungary. It should have 1:2 ratio. Does it mean that Hungary has changed its flag in 2000? All previous reports spoke about 2:3 ratio. Jan Zrzavy, 13 Auguat 2001 No! All previous reports and datas were WRONG! The official Hungarian flag is the red-white-green tricolour without coat of arms - ratio 1:2 - from 1848! (means: 1848-1849, 1867-1919, 1919-1949, 1957-now!). You can see many variations of ratios 2:3, 3:5, 1:3, 3:2 etc.... See below the Legislation about the national flag. Istvan Molnar, 13 Auguat 2001 According to Album 2000 [pay00] - National Flag (CS-/CS- 2:3) - RWV flag. If I am not much mistaken, the proper ratio for the national flag is 1:2, at least on land. At sea 2:3 is used. Željko Heimer, 2 November 2001 Currently, the Constitution of Hungary does not state anything about the width:length ratio of the flag. It states only that three stripes have equal width. I suppose that the new constitution will follow this tradition. However, there is a law from 1957 (about navigation on sea and inland waters), which appears to be valid. It states that sea-going merchant vessels shall hoist the red-white-green tricolour in 2:3 ratio. Before 2000, it was the reference for all flags and ensigns. A new law has been adopted in 1995 (modified in 2000) about usage of flags and ensigns, but the ratio has not been mentioned by them. Because ratio is neither defined in the Constitution, nor the 1995 or 2000 law, the government decree no. 132/2000 regulates sizes of flag and even flagpoles, the ratio of flags used on government building is 1:2. Flag size          Flagpole 100x200 cm    2,5 m 150x300 cm    3,5 m 200x400 cm    4 m 100x200 cm    6 m 150x300 cm    9 m 200x400 cm    12 m Summarized this would mean: Civil flag: A red-white-green tricolour. Actually many variations might be used though according to 1995/LXXXIII § 11 (3) " In cases specified in paragraphs (1) and (2), the arms and the flag can be used also in their historical forms.", as (1) reads as: 1995/LXXXIII §11 (1) "(1) For the purpose of declaring the pertainance to the nation, private citizens can use the flag, keeping the limitations contained in this law." It means that both ratio 2:3 and 1:2 are allowed. National and state flag: red-white-green tricolour, ratio 1:2 (by decree No. 132/2000). According to 1995/LXXXIII 11 §. (4), the official coat of arms of Hungary might be placed onto it as a badge. But coat of arms might be used only by authorized persons and offices, defined the same law. War flag: White background with green red alternated flammulette ("flame tongues", triangles with wavy edge) border, coat of arms in the center, embraced by oak-branches from the left, olive branches from the right. Ratio is defined by decree of Minister of Defense No. 3/1996: Its size shall be 120 cm x 140 cm. Civil ensign: 2:3 (ratio defined by 1957 navigation law) red-white-green tricolour (there is a merchant fleet). State ensign: Unspecified. Hungary is landlocked, there is no state vessel. Police vessels use the civil ensign. War ensign: White background with green-red alternated triangle border, coat of arms at 1/3 of the flag, nearer to the flagpole. (1995/LXXXIII 8 sect; (2)) Ratio is defined by decree of Minister of Defense No. 3/1996. These are all information at this time about usage and ratios of various Hungarian flags. Zoltan Horvath, 14 January 2011 The Hungarian Flag Standard (MSZ 1361:2009) defines the colors of Hungarian flag in CIELAB and Pantone colors as Pantone 18-1660 TCX for red and 18-6320 TCX for green: But these Pantone values are valid for textile printing only. Approximate color values in CMYK and “normal” Pantone system are (pg. 3): Red: CMYK 0-100-100-0, Pantone 485 Green: CMYK 87-35-76-25, Pantone 555 Zoltan Horvath, 12 June 2024 National Colors Fringes image by Antonio Martins , 19 May 1997 Along with the normal state flag (civil but with coat of arms), I saw in various public buildings a 2:1 red-white-green flag with no charges and a distinct fringe of those colors. Any info? Antonio Martins, 9 May 1997 Fringed flags are quite often in Hungary, as I have noticed - either with coat of arms or without it, even the flags hoisted outside. But, maybe, there is some significanse, since two flags were hoisted? Željko Heimer, 10 May 1997 Off the top of my head, I'd say it's a variation on the civil flag. My scouts' regiment regimental flags all are 'national fringed'. Georges Kovari III, 19 June 1999 Flags in Use 2:1 Flag image by István Molnár, 8 May 2001 Yesterday I have seen this short Hungarian flag in Sárvár. It is a flying flag, not hanging one! István Molnár, 8 May 2001 2:3 Flag image by Antonio Martins, 24 April 1999 "Historical" Flag image by Istvan Molnar, 15 August 2001 Today was the Millennium ceremony in Esztergom and I have seen this flag flying on the walls beside the Millennium Statue. István Molnár, 15 August 2001 This flag is flying below the Millennium Statue of the county. Maybe it will be a new tradition. Historical form with the tricolour. István Molnár, 26 August 2001 Vertical flag image by Zoltan Horvath, 12 June 2024 Flag with Darker Shades of Colors image by Mladen Mijatov and Tomislav Todorović, 27 November 2007 The national flag of Hungary with dark shades of red and green colours was shown on the photo from a presentation of the Hungarian Justice and Life Party, which was published in Serbian magazine "Evropa" (ISSN 1820-0761), issue #45 of 2005-02-17, p. 28; at the right-hand side of the photo, several such flags were hung on the wall. At the party web site, such flags might have been seen on different photos. The same is also true for numerous photos at the site of Sixty-four Counties Youth Movement. It seems that such flags are often used by extreme right-wing organizations, although the reason for use of such dark shades of colours is not widely known yet. Tomislav Todorović, 27 November 2007 Civil Ensign image by Zoltan Horvath, 12 June 2024 According to Res. No. 51/1957 (VIII.18.)/ at , the Hungarian flag for use at sea is red-white-green. Ratio 2:3 István Molnár, 4 April 2001 On the page of the Shipping Authority there was only one law concerning flags: It is a statute regulation as old as from 18th August 1957, but it still seems to be valid. In 1§ it prescribes that Hungarian sea-going (!) merchant vessels shall (1) hoist the r-w-g tricolour in (2) ratio 2:3 and that they (3) may not use "mast ribbons" (whatever is meant by that). 2§ states that by this decree the old one from 1950 loses its validity. Marco Pribilla, 1 November 2001 I guess that (3) refers to what we call "masthead pennant" or "war pennant". It seems logical that merchant vessels are prohibited these since they as a rule declare a vessel to be a warship (c.f. the other name "commission pennant"). Željko Heimer, 2 November 2001 Hungary had got mercantile fleet after treaty of Trianon and had got a "River Navy". More information at , , . List of Hungarian ships and shipping line at . István Molnár, Here is legislation that describes the use of the civil ensign. Zoltan Horvath, 12 June 2024

Istvan Molnar reported the Government decree about the national flag of Hungary. It should have 1:2 ratio. Does it mean that Hungary has changed its flag in 2000? All previous reports spoke about 2:3 ratio. Jan Zrzavy, 13 Auguat 2001

When I was in Budapest last year, a black flag was hoisted on the building of the Academy of Sciences after the death of a famous scientist. Ivan Sache, 15 September 2001

I managed to find a Hungarian government decree (132/2000, issued 14.7.2000) complementary to the 2000 flag law. In the appendix the exact sizes of the flags to be used at government buildings are prescribed according to mast length and the flags are indeed all in ratio 1:2. (The decree even states that the flag is to be cleaned at least every three months and replaced by a new one once a year!) On the other hand, there is the decree of 1957 which prescribes the 2:3 tricolour for merchant vessels. The constitution and the flag laws of 1995 and 2000 say nothing about the ratio. So according to this information it seems that BOTH 1:2 and 2:3 are official, but for different use. The 2:3 tricolour is the merchant ensign, and 1:2 is some kind of state flag on land. For the ratio of private flags used on land, however, I have not found any prescriptions, so I guess anything goes... Marco Pribilla, 18 November 2001

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It was very interesting for me to see that in Hungary, flags on half mast as a symbol of mourn are NOT USED AT ALL. Last Sunday was officially declared as a national mourning day due to a bus accident in Styria, Austria. All buildings hoisted black flags, and there was none national flag, full mast or half mast, at all. What kind of tradition (or lack of it) may it be that, instead of half mast national flags, solely black flags are hoisted as a sign of mourning David N. Biacsi, 4 Februar 1999

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Currently, the Constitution of Hungary does not state anything about the width:length ratio of the flag. It states only that three stripes have equal width. I suppose that the new constitution will follow this tradition. However, there is a law from 1957 (about navigation on sea and inland waters), which appears to be valid. It states that sea-going merchant vessels shall hoist the red-white-green tricolour in 2:3 ratio. Before 2000, it was the reference for all flags and ensigns. A new law has been adopted in 1995 (modified in 2000) about usage of flags and ensigns, but the ratio has not been mentioned by them. Because ratio is neither defined in the Constitution, nor the 1995 or 2000 law, the government decree no. 132/2000 regulates sizes of flag and even flagpoles, the ratio of flags used on government building is 1:2. Flag size          Flagpole 100x200 cm    2,5 m 150x300 cm    3,5 m 200x400 cm    4 m 100x200 cm    6 m 150x300 cm    9 m 200x400 cm    12 m Summarized this would mean: Civil flag: A red-white-green tricolour. Actually many variations might be used though according to 1995/LXXXIII § 11 (3) " In cases specified in paragraphs (1) and (2), the arms and the flag can be used also in their historical forms.", as (1) reads as: 1995/LXXXIII §11 (1) "(1) For the purpose of declaring the pertainance to the nation, private citizens can use the flag, keeping the limitations contained in this law." It means that both ratio 2:3 and 1:2 are allowed. National and state flag: red-white-green tricolour, ratio 1:2 (by decree No. 132/2000). According to 1995/LXXXIII 11 §. (4), the official coat of arms of Hungary might be placed onto it as a badge. But coat of arms might be used only by authorized persons and offices, defined the same law. War flag: White background with green red alternated flammulette ("flame tongues", triangles with wavy edge) border, coat of arms in the center, embraced by oak-branches from the left, olive branches from the right. Ratio is defined by decree of Minister of Defense No. 3/1996: Its size shall be 120 cm x 140 cm. Civil ensign: 2:3 (ratio defined by 1957 navigation law) red-white-green tricolour (there is a merchant fleet). State ensign: Unspecified. Hungary is landlocked, there is no state vessel. Police vessels use the civil ensign. War ensign: White background with green-red alternated triangle border, coat of arms at 1/3 of the flag, nearer to the flagpole. (1995/LXXXIII 8 sect; (2)) Ratio is defined by decree of Minister of Defense No. 3/1996. These are all information at this time about usage and ratios of various Hungarian flags. Zoltan Horvath, 14 January 2011

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The flag of the state of Tennessee consists of a field of red, with a strip of blue on the fly, and three stars on a blue circle in the center.

The national flag of Hungary with dark shades of red and green colours was shown on the photo from a presentation of the Hungarian Justice and Life Party, which was published in Serbian magazine "Evropa" (ISSN 1820-0761), issue #45 of 2005-02-17, p. 28; at the right-hand side of the photo, several such flags were hung on the wall. At the party web site, such flags might have been seen on different photos. The same is also true for numerous photos at the site of Sixty-four Counties Youth Movement. It seems that such flags are often used by extreme right-wing organizations, although the reason for use of such dark shades of colours is not widely known yet. Tomislav Todorović, 27 November 2007

This flag represented the Hungarian state within the Empire, at least after the revolutionary 1848. It was this flag that was so hated in Zagreb in late 19th century and not the Austrian one. In any case, the lexicons of late 19th century (like Mayers) list this flag. Željko Heimer, 11 November 2000

The protocol manual for the London 2012 Olympics (Flags and Anthems Manual London 2012 [loc12]) provides recommendations for national flag designs. Each NOC was sent an image of the flag, including the PMS shades, for their approval by LOCOG. Once this was obtained, LOCOG produced a 60 x 90 cm version of the flag for further approval. So, while these specs may not be the official, government, version of each flag, they are certainly what the NOC believed the flag to be. For Hungary: PMS 186 red, 348 green. The vertical flag is simply the horizontal version turned 90 degrees anti-clockwise. Ian Sumner, 10 October 2012

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Fringed flags are quite often in Hungary, as I have noticed - either with coat of arms or without it, even the flags hoisted outside. But, maybe, there is some significanse, since two flags were hoisted? Željko Heimer, 10 May 1997

The Hungarian Flag Standard (MSZ 1361:2009) defines the colors of Hungarian flag in CIELAB and Pantone colors as Pantone 18-1660 TCX for red and 18-6320 TCX for green: But these Pantone values are valid for textile printing only. Approximate color values in CMYK and “normal” Pantone system are (pg. 3): Red: CMYK 0-100-100-0, Pantone 485 Green: CMYK 87-35-76-25, Pantone 555 Zoltan Horvath, 12 June 2024

The first law about the flag was the Law XXI in 1848. It said: "1. The national colour and the Coat of Arms of the country restituted to traditional law" [No data of ratio. The official used flag was the 1:2 flag. The laws later renewed it!] In the Constitution (XXth Law in 1949 modified by the XL Law in 1990) at : "76. § The flag of the Republic of Hungary contains three equal horizontal red, white and green stripes. [No data of ratio. It was traditionally 1:2] Law LXXXIII (1995) about the using of the national symbols says nothing about the ratio too. Resolution No. 132/2000 (VII. 14.) of the Government is defined the dimension of the flag - NOT modified, only determined. The official dimensions are: 1. 100x200 cm 2,5 m (flagstaff) 2. 150x300 cm 3,5 m 3. 200x400 cm 4 m You can find the Resolution No. 51/1957 (VIII. 18) of the Government from 1957 which defined the flag using on the sea (its ratio was 2:3!) at . Istvan Molnar, 13 Auguat 2001

The colour of mourning has always been black in Hungary. It is a tradition that has been in existence for centuries. They say its roots have not been traced yet. So on the occasion of the death of Queen Elizabeth in the last century it was flown because it had been flown on such occasions ever since people could remember not because it suddenly came to somebody's mind. Albert Lugosi, 7 June 2000

On the page of the Shipping Authority there was only one law concerning flags: It is a statute regulation as old as from 18th August 1957, but it still seems to be valid. In 1§ it prescribes that Hungarian sea-going (!) merchant vessels shall (1) hoist the r-w-g tricolour in (2) ratio 2:3 and that they (3) may not use "mast ribbons" (whatever is meant by that). 2§ states that by this decree the old one from 1950 loses its validity. Marco Pribilla, 1 November 2001

In Budapest, it is customary to fly black flags upon the death of an important person. Last year, when a parliamentarian had died in his nineties, the Parliament building - probably the most attractive in the world - flew black flags alongside the Hungarian national flag, on smallish flag poles at an oblique angle from the building. This manner of flagpole is also customary in Hungary on public buildings, in addition to a vertical flagpole. Colin Dobson, 23 June 2004

I read in one of my books (either Sisa's Spirit of Hungary or Marek's The Eagles Die) that when Empress Elizabeth was assassinated in Lucerne on Sept. 9 1898, black flags were flown all over Budapest. As to whether they were also flown throughout Hungary, I don't know, but I wouldn't doubt it. Georges Kovari III, 4 Februar 1999

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This flag is flying below the Millennium Statue of the county. Maybe it will be a new tradition. Historical form with the tricolour. István Molnár, 26 August 2001

According to Res. No. 51/1957 (VIII.18.)/ at , the Hungarian flag for use at sea is red-white-green. Ratio 2:3 István Molnár, 4 April 2001

I guess that (3) refers to what we call "masthead pennant" or "war pennant". It seems logical that merchant vessels are prohibited these since they as a rule declare a vessel to be a warship (c.f. the other name "commission pennant"). Željko Heimer, 2 November 2001

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The official flag is the tricolour without coat of arms. The ratio of the official flag is 1:2. The tricolour in 2:1, 3:2 and 2:3 is used also. The tricolour with coat of arms can be used too. This flag was in use in 1848 - 1849, 1867 - 1919, 1919 - 1949 and 1956 - now. In 1849-1867, Hungary was under Austrian occupation and the country was divided. In 21 March1919 - 31 July 1919, the Hungarian Soviet Republic used the red flag. In 1949-1956, on the flag there was the Rákosi coat of arms. István Molnár, 25 June 2001

The current official flag of Anguilla was adopted in 1990. The national flag of Anguilla consists of the modern Blue Ensign with the British Union Jack flag in the canton. The red, white and blue Union Jack flag in the canton is a combination of three older flags, specifically the red cross of St. George of the Kingdom of England (including Wales), the white saltire of St. Andrew of Scotland and the red saltire of St. Patrick, representing Ireland. The official Anguilla coat of arms is in the fly. The Anguilla coat of arms consists of three interlocking orange dolphins that appear to be jumping out of the sea, incorporating the “Dolphin Flag” of Anguilla that was used from 1967-1969. The orange dolphins represent unity, strength and endurance. The three dolphins are in circular motion, representative of continuity, against a white background over the blue sea. The white background of the Anguilla coat of arms symbolizes peace and tranquility, while the blue stripe representing the sea below is representative of faith, hope and youth.

From page 623 of the Magyarország történeti kronológiája II. 1526-1848. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1982 (Chronology of the Hungarian History 2nd part 1526-1848) : "1806. During the year: The official colours of the flag of the Empire of Austria are the black and yellow, the official colours of the flag of the Kingdom of Hungary are the red, white and green." István Molnár, 23 July 2000

No! All previous reports and datas were WRONG! The official Hungarian flag is the red-white-green tricolour without coat of arms - ratio 1:2 - from 1848! (means: 1848-1849, 1867-1919, 1919-1949, 1957-now!). You can see many variations of ratios 2:3, 3:5, 1:3, 3:2 etc.... See below the Legislation about the national flag. Istvan Molnar, 13 Auguat 2001

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Vessels sailing under the Anguilla flag are required to have on board this flag as part of flag state requirements that derive from maritime regulations in the International Code of Signals and the International Safety Management (ISM) Code. These codes are published by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) as an ongoing effort to reinforce maritime safety procedures and communications to the international maritime community. Fleet management companies and ship owners are responsible to ensure that each vessel in their respective fleets have the appropriate flag signage onboard to be in compliance. This flag is used to identify the flag state a vessel is sailing under and to communicate with other vessels under the provisions of the International Code of Signals.

Off the top of my head, I'd say it's a variation on the civil flag. My scouts' regiment regimental flags all are 'national fringed'. Georges Kovari III, 19 June 1999

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