Military colours, standards and guidons

6142: 954: 1443: 2448: 3262: 3278: 2876:. Below is the globe (which represents the many battle honours the Royal Marines had earned) surrounded by a laurel wreath (which represents the Battle of Belle Isle) and below this is a scroll with the corps' motto. Each of the four commandos (the battalion-sized formations that make up the bulk of the corps) has a King's colour, with the only difference being the colour of the cords and tassels. Each commando also has its own regimental colour. The regimental colour is a dark blue flag (because the corps is classed as a 'royal regiment') with a small Union Flag at the pike head. The colour carries similar central embellishments as the king's colour, with the exception that the cypher of George IV replaces that of the reigning monarch and the unit numeral is below. The royal cypher is at the other corners. The regimental colours also have the coloured cords and tassels, which are gold combined with the following colours: 3373: 5498:, but in 1964 the Supreme Commander's and Defence Minister's own naval colour and the colours of the Navy Commander-in-Chief (formerly the Minister for the Navy) and Chief of Naval Operations were issued with different designs used, with the addition of the Armed Forces General Staff's own naval colour. The first colour was red with the USSR state arms, the next two had the arms with blue stripes indicating office rank, and the final two were adaptations of the naval ensign (with a different ensign with the rank) plus the stripes. The 1935 design (that of a white field with a blue lower stripe and the red star plus the hammer and sickle above the blue stripe) replaced a much earlier, post-revolutionary naval colours design adopted in 1925. In 1944 a different flag was issued to the Navy for its land based units – the same design used by the Army with a different obverse having the unit name below the naval ensign. 1967: 245: 7092:

of colours like in the United Kingdom, but differ from the battalion to the service and the national level. The national flag, until the 1940s, served also as the unit state colour in the same manner as the National Colour of the United States Army and the State/Sovereign's Colour in the Commonwealth of Nations, and was based on the national flag but with the unit inscription replacing the stars in the centre in white lettering. The Venezuelan National Militia is the only service branch that uses a battle colour, similar to the flag of the Cuban July 26 Movement: the colour is red and black with the service name on it in white, and a separate colour is used for the service headquarters at the Montana Barracks in Caracas. Starting from July 2013 onward it was granted permission to use a 4th colour for its battalions: red with the eyes of the late President

3357: 2341: 3198: 1314: 1547:: The king's colour of the RCAF is different from that of other Commonwealth air forces in that it is not based on the ensign but instead is similar to the King's colours of infantry regiments: it is a silk national flag of Canada with a red circlet on the maple leaf inscribed with the name of the command, surrounding the royal cypher, and ensigned with the royal crown. Uniquely among Commonwealth air forces, the RCAF also has a command colour, analogous to an infantry regimental colour. This is light blue with the RCAF badge in the centre and a maple leaf in each corner, stems inward. Squadrons with 25 years or more of active service receive squadron standards with battle honours surrounding the unit badge on the same light blue background edged with flowers (the ten 606: 4763: 222: 3234: 4748: 6081: 1183: 2631:, the king's cavalry standard and the regimental standard (for the heavy cavalry) and the king's cavalry guidons and regimental guidons (for the light cavalry) are the equivalents to the line infantry colours. The king's standard is crimson with the royal coat of arms and cypher, plus the regimental honours, while the regimental (squadron/union) standard has an adaptable background colour per unit (the colour is sometimes scarlet) and includes sometimes the Union Badge below the crown and the royal cypher at the sides of the badge, with the unit honours below. The light cavalry guidon is swallow-tailed and includes the regimental coat of arms and honours. Before the 1950s, however, 3334: 7416:(light infantry) battalions. In the early 20th century, the tactical role of the guidons was discontinued. The guidons assumed then a ceremonial role, coming to have a more elaborate design which incorporated the symbology of their respective units. Guidelines for the design of guidons accordingly with heraldic rules were introduced in the 1950s, these becoming mandatory and standardized in the 1960s. The present guidon design - similar in all branches of the Military - consists in the quadrature of the coat of arms of the corresponding unit or of its parent unit, framed by a bordure. The colours of the bordure can be used to identify a sub-unit inside its parent unit. 1823: 3214: 4987:

10 cm, red and green flames on the longer sides, extending 15 centimetres. The flames of the flames start and end on each side with a red colour, with the flaming tongues separated by a green circle in the four corners of the flag. The flagpole has a 5 mmm national-colour silk ribbon on its 3 free edges that do not fit the rod, with 10–10 centimetres national colour silk ribs on two free tips. The white part of the flagpole outside the party is twisted once on the pole, fixed with 3 equally spaced brass nails - 25-25-25 mm equally spaced. The flagpole is a 21-centimeter long, stylized leaf-shaped sandblasted brass, on both sides with a baroque, bronze

1838: 1853: 1249:. During the ceremony amidst the chanting of the monks, the King will personally hammer the brass nails into the staff of each colour using a silver hammer. Each colour contains about 32–35 nails, in which the cloth is attached to the wooden staff. Within the same ceremony, the King will also take a strand of his own hair and conceal it within a compartment at the top of the staff, which is closed by a round silver screw top. The King will also attach each colour with its own ceremonial Buddha image, and bless each colour with holy water. The ceremony is steeped in Buddhist and Brahmic heritage; it symbolizes and cements the King's role as Chief 6773: 1905: 3833: 3737: 6164: 833: 825: 3314: 3294: 6587: 1893: 6635: 6623: 3869: 1501: 6611: 4733: 1148:, but unlike the US colour has no markings on the flag. The Organizational Colours are the flags of the AFP's four Major Service Commands while the Unit Battle Colour differs per service arm and unit. Like the US, it also has 2nd order guidons for companies and troops, but these are also based on the Spanish military guidons and banners, not on the American ones, reflecting the long history of the military establishment here. These guidons are therefore not swallow tailed save for the PMA, the Philippine Army's Escort and Security Btn and some other units under the Philippine Army. 5606: 3809: 1302: 5320: 387: 4331: 1474: 5163: 897:, which is an inter-service formation unlike the rest of the command whose personnel are drawn from the Ground Forces. The 1948 and 1992 design colours, since the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the conclusion of the Korean War in 2013, have been brought out only by guards units and KPA battalions sporting historical dress uniforms of the 1940s and early 1950s, the 1992 colours have a gold Guards Badge outline in the reverse to denote Guards status of the unit's colour while the colours only use the 1948 arms and motto instead of the current one. 6575: 4447: 6599: 3849: 471: 1278: 1290: 135: 6722:, but with the regimental coat of arms in the shield. The eagle has in its beak a scroll bearing the regimental motto, with the crest of the regiment's coat of arms above it and the regiment's name below. Attached to the Organizational Color are the campaign and unit citation streamers awarded to the individual unit – these are equivalent to the battle honours embroidered directly onto the colours of British and Commonwealth units. The Organizational Color was carried in lieu of a National Color until shortly before the 4932: 159: 8071:"In January 1188 there was a meeting between Henry II and Phillip II under an old tree at Gisors on the border between France and Normandy. The meeting was attended also by Phillip of Alsace, the Count of Flanders. The two rivals agreed to stop the wars between them and swear to 'take the cross' (i.e. to go in a crusade). They also agreed to establish symbols to the different corps: white cross for the Plantagenet corps of Henry II, a red cross for the Capetian corps of Phillip II, and a green cross for the Flemish." 4847: 5040: 6684: 3773: 2065:, that does not use its national flag as a senior Colour (the flag is the senior colour of the entire Armed Forces establishment). The sides are emblazoned with the battle honours of the unit. On the canton the service emblem of either service of the Armed Forces (Army, Navy and Air Force) can be seen. The Regimental Colour, however, differs by service arm or branch (the latter case being used in the Army) and unit. Both flags have gold fringes surrounding them. These colours are only present in formal parades. 5968: 5786: 4782: 3757: 3789: 5202: 147: 5399:

colours of today, with one colour set as the state colour and the rest as the regimental and battalion or squadron colours. 1797 regulations introduced new designs for the infantry—for regular units, the state colour being white with the state emblem and the company, battalion and/or regimental colours using the assigned colours of their units, for the Imperial Guard a different emblem was used, and the design was identical. New colours were issued in 1800, but only Guards units used them.

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classmates. If a decoration has been awarded to the unit, it is attached to the national colours' cravat. The national colours are never dipped in salute, except to salute another national colours which pass by or are being the subject of a special honour. Besides the national colours, each unit has its unique regimental colours, normally in the arm or service's colour background, with the unit's coat of arms on it. However not all units have such a common background. For example the

2353: 6714: in-wide (6.4 cm) gold fringe, and is the equivalent of the King's Colour in the British Army. The second is the Organizational Color, which is the equivalent of the regimental colour; this is the same dimensions as the National Color, but is of a single colour representing the branch of the service that the unit is from; each branch also has its own fringe colour, which the Organizational Color is trimmed with. In the centre of the colour, for regiments is the 1466: 5863: 2126: 7360: 4975: 4090: 7474:, and artillery regiments of other Commonwealth countries, the guns are afforded the status of colours. This is due to the difficulty of artillery regiments being able to carry flags onto the battlefield, and the fact that the guns themselves were the rallying points for the soldiers manning them. As a consequence, whenever artillery regiments parade, the etiquette that would normally be applied to the colours is applied to the guns. During the 3277: 4220: 2744: 3261: 7459: 6836:(Seabees) were first formed in 1942 the Naval Infantry Battalion Flag was mandated by Naval Regulation as the colours of the Naval Construction Force. Each battalion-sized unit or larger maintains a set of colours. The organizational colours of each unit is identical, excepting that each will have the unit's name and number in white on the flag. The display of streamers authorized to the unit is consistent with that of the Marine Corps. 3506: 1599:

Queen Elizabeth II gave permission in 1960 for the battle honours from World War II (South-West Pacific 1943–45, Liberation of Australian New Guinea, Commando Road, etc.) to be emblazoned on the Queen's colours, rather than on the Regimental Colours, which were already emblazoned with honours from World War I (The Somme, Passchendaele, Villers-Bretonneux, Amiens, etc.). A similar situation occurred with the amalgamation in 1942 of the

36: 6753: 4171: 5014:), which is in turn mounted atop a gilt brass ball on which is the name and date of establishment of the unit. The pike is adorned with two silver cords 67 cm long, each with a 10 cm long silver tassel and a blue silk cravat 8 cm × 66 cm with an 8 cm silver fringe at each end, to which the unit's decorations are pinned, the ribbons of the decorations overlapping so that the medals hang down the cravat. 7253: 3608: 3410: 1727:. For other infantry regiments, the king's colours are based on the national flag, and the regimental colours are of the regimental facing colour. Only the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery uses guns for its colours. The rifle regiments share the traditions of the former British rifle regiments of having their battle honours carried on their drums. The Royal Canadian Engineers do not have colours but have the motto 3092: 1744:, with the Union Flag canton carrying the regimental insignia, and the regimental colour being royal blue due to its status as a royal regiment. Stands of Colours are present in the regiment's two regular and three reserve battalions. Until 1964, when the New Zealand infantry was reorganized into a single regiment, all the reserve infantry regiments also carried their own colours. The sole armoured regiment, 5416: 6433: 3372: 6990:(colonel's colour). This is a red field with a large white five-pointed star. In the angles of the star are the names and dates of battle honours surrounded by laurel wreaths, all in gold, while in an arc above the star is the designation of the unit, also in gold. The flag is also surrounded by gold fringe. Since 2017, the 16th Infantry Regiment Talca became the first to sport a blue coloured 7450:, these are swallow tailed flags that are 20 in × 27 in, and are in the colour of the branch of the service the unit is from, with the branch's insignia the most prominent device. Also on the guidon is included the unit's identifying letter, and the number(s) of its parent unit. War service and campaign streamers are not attached to these guidons, but unit citation streamers can be. 3451: 5660: 462:, a mobile colour guard unit debuted after many years the garrison colours awarded to every PLA formation and agency, which are red with the formation or agency name in Mandarin Chinese in white or gold lettering (but without the white fringe), with some colours bearing additional inscriptions bearing either battle honours or decorations awarded to the formation or agency concerned. 3121:, with a curvilinear white Dannebrog cross, called the Mantova cross, set with its centre about one-half the width of the hoist from the hoist edge. The royal cypher is embroidered in gold over the centre of the cross, the unit badge in gold in the upper hoist, and the unit number, name or both in gold in the lower hoist. Some regiments have additional marks in the upper fly. The 5502:

creation and was issued with two new colours for the Navy Commissar and Deputy Commissar) beside the hammer and sickle, even the flags of the People's Commissar for National Defence and that of the Navy General Staff and the various flags of naval officers which had the ensign on a canton surrounded by a red field, derived from the Navy Commissar's. The cruiser

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Police). Their common design is that of the regimental or command arms at the centre of the colour, which is in the colour of the unit uniform facings or service branch which it belongs. Both are gold fringed and are brought out on major occasions only. The former Unit State Colours carried the unit emblem or badge in the white field of the national flag.

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banner known as the Army Banner, carried on all events of the service (as the Army is the protector of the traditions of the Flag of Australia, and thus does not have its own service colour). It is trimmed with gold fringe, has gold and crimson cords and tassels, and is mounted on a pike with the usual British royal crest finial. The Army Banner bears the

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the Armed Forces while the banners are used by companies, troops, flights and batteries. All have different and unique designs with some of these having the old Burgundy cross on them. These have also the unit insignia at the centre. Like the Regimental Colour the finials of these colours have the attached unit battle honours and decorations.

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Guards ribbon below aside from the Order of the Red Banner on the star for units that had the order bestowed on their colours earlier. Units which used the 1944 regimental colour design but adapted for the navy's guards units included air and marine units which still had the obverse of Army and Air Force guards units standards.

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combat or services on land (or corps which have inherited their traditions from such units), and naval instruction centres or colleges. The flags are quite similar to those of Land Army units, the difference being the wreaths in corners which encircle anchors instead of the name of unit, except for the Naval Gunners (initials

3356: 7120:) and the eight golden stars from the National Flag above it, plus the Memorial Colour of the Liberator and Father of the Nation (introduced in the summer of 2016), which is of the same colour facing but with the wreath containing the portrait of Simon Bolivar, the eight gold stars and his title above and the words 5301:) are the symbol of military honour, bravery and glory. They evoke the past struggle of the Romanian people for national liberty and the traditions of unity, reminding each soldier of his sacred duty to serve the Fatherland with trust, and to defend at all costs the unity, sovereignty and independence of Romania". 3233: 7755:, but without the cross of St George, rounded at the end, less elongated and altogether less ornate. It was borne by a leader of horse, and according to a medieval writer 'must be two and a half yards or three yards long, and therein shall no armes be put, but only the man's crest, cognisance, and devyce.'" ( 7500:

In Singapore, however, since its independence the Singapore Army's artillery arm (the Singapore Artillery) uses colours instead of guns; this is also the case for the Malaysian Army, Pakistan Army, Royal Cambodian Army and the Royal Thai Army, whose artillery units use colours and not guns on parade.

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The standard is the colours-equivalent for the heavy cavalry (e.g., horse guards and dragoon guards). At 27 by 30 in (69 by 76 cm), on an 8 ft 6 in-long (259 cm) pole, it is much smaller than infantry colours, so that it can be carried by a soldier on horseback. The guidon is

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were modelled in 1938. Most older colours are embroidered by hand while younger ones can be both machine and handmade. When a military unit, as regards traditions, is amalgamated with another, both colours will be carried together. In principle this will go on as long as both colours are usable. When

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placed in the centre. The regimental colour is a flag of a single colour, usually the colour of the uniform facings (collar/lapels and cuffs) of the regiment, again often trimmed and with the insignia in the centre. Most regiments that are designated as 'royal' regiments (that is either have the word

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in his responsibilities as Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces and by the 8 other state monarchs. The colours are given to units recognized as Royal units and to flags of large formations (the King's Colour) and to units receiving their new regimental colours (the Unit Regimental Colour).

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They are never capriciously destroyed – when too old to use they are replaced and then laid up in museums, religious buildings and other places of significance to their regiment. However, in most modern armies, standing orders now call for the colours to be intentionally destroyed if they are ever in

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as the National Colour, there are also Organizational Colours for each of the 6 service branches and the Ministerial Colour of the Ministry of Defence and Unit Colours, which differ per service branch and arm. Every military unit from the Ministry of defence down to all individual units have a stand

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The Serbian Armed Forces colour design is very much unique, while gold fringe can be seen in these colours. At the obverse is the national flag design, a tricolour with the national coat of arms in the center of the colour, while the emblem and facing colour of the unit represented (combat formation

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Second order colours – regimental/wing guidons and banners: In the Spanish Armed Forces, guidons and banners are second order colours, but are more smaller (guidons are medium square shaped while banners are small square shaped). Guidons are used by battalions, squadrons and groups (even vessels) in

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do not carry colours; this goes back to their formation, when they were used as skirmishers and sharpshooters. While individual units may have had banners or pennants to distinguish themselves from other units, regiments as a whole never needed a full stand of colours. Today, the two rifle regiments

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had a pair (a stand) of colours, being a King's Colour based on the Union Flag and a separate Regimental Colour emblazoned with the battalion number and its colour patch (shoulder badge). Battle honours were also emblazoned on the Regimental Colour. These customs followed the British tradition. Some

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So long as its colors remain, and there is one man left to carry them, a regiment can never die; they can recruit it again around that one man, and the regiment will continue on its road to future glory with the same old traditions behind it and the same atmosphere surrounding it that made brave men

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Because the guns have the status of colours, gunners of commonwealth countries will attempt to prevent their guns falling intact into enemy hands both for practical reasons (so that the guns can not be turned and used against their own side) and for the honour of the regiment. For example, the last

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in white stars, red, and blue. Ten red streamers with campaign honours inscribed in sky blue letters are also attached below the lance-head. The staff is 212 cm long, not including the lance-head, and 3.5 cm in diameter. It is covered in sky blue velvet with a red spiral strip. The colour

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Since the birth of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the aftermath of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the old Soviet unit colours were retained. Starting in 1998, the traditional Imperial Russian Armed Forces flag designs were reinstated; however, the new designs began to appear in

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The pole, of brown wood, is 240 cm high and 3.5 cm in diameter. A brass cylinder is at the base, 4 cm long and closed on the bottom. The rod is attached to the pole by a brass ring, gilt on its lower part, and a 6 cm high cylindrical protective tube of the same material and gilt

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The military colours of Romania are made of double silk cloth and have dimensions of 100 × 66 cm (2:3 ratio). The canvas has the colours of the Romanian flag and its obverse is identical with the reverse. The national coat of arms, measuring 29 × 21.5 cm, is applied in

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As far as regimental colours are concerned, French influence was mainly to be seen in armies of smaller European powers with strong cultural, economical or political ties to France, notably in such countries whose national flag itself was patterned after the French national flag, such as Belgium or

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in the 19th century, France's army and Britain's navy were each regarded as the most powerful forces ever on land and at sea. This lead many a military to copy both powers' military and naval cultures. As most navies in the World adopted the British naval looks (double-breasted navy blue jacket and

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Currently, only eight individual National Navy units have colours other than the National Ensign or the FNFL jack. Under recommendation 808 EMM/CAB of 5 December 1985, naval units to which colours can be bestowed must be those with manpower equivalent to that of a regiment, which are specialised in

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also has an additional colour, the Sovereign's Banner, carried yearly by the RMC's Champion Company from the Corps of Staff Cadets formed from the best cadet company for the year, which on parades takes precedence over the other companies as the Sovereign's Company. The Army itself since 2001 has a

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are now used as the king's colour. Armoured units carry Standards and Guidons – flags smaller than Colours and traditionally carried by cavalry, lancer, light horse and mounted infantry units. The 1st Armoured Regiment is the only unit in the Australian Army to carry a Standard, in the tradition of

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performs the same ceremonies, called "Morning Colors" and "Evening Colors", at 0800 and sunset each day. When "Colors" is played aboard Navy and Marine Corps bases, those outdoors must stop to render proper courtesies by saluting if in uniform or, if out of uniform, by standing at attention, until

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in the centre inside a circle with a red border, used by all the services. These flags also carry medals and decorations attached to the flag. The MFC and the NPC also uses unit battle colours (brigade-level, regiment-level and battalion-level), that differ accordingly per service. All of them are

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Early flags even had the RKKA and RKKF insignia (the Army General Staff, represented by crossed blue rifles and later became the General Staff's naval colour until 1964, the Naval General Staff and the Army Naval Operations Staff, later the flag of the People's Comissariat for the Navy on its 1938

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started to have colours of its own. Starting from the 1730s, Cross style flags in the colours of the various military units appeared in various units: large flags for the infantry and the other arms and small flags for the cavalry and horse artillery. These flags mirrored the Commonwealth military

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On the obverse is the royal cypher of the monarch that gave the regiment its (original) colour, with the unit's name underneath (including the year the regiment or corps was established), both in gold; around the four edges is a laurel branch. Battle honours are added in the corners of the obverse

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also had its badge beneath the 4.25 mark. In 2023, a new amended design based on the 1992-93 templates was adopted for the KPA with the motto kept, and the 4.25 mark was finally removed, with the date of the service branch or unit raising now replacing it. Guards formations retained their official

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with the unit's name embroidered on it in gold lettering. The colours are carried by the unit's most junior officer, escorted by two armed NCOs, except in academies and schools, where it is carried by the top-ranked student of the senior course, and escorted by his or her second- and third-ranked

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In the Marine Corps, each battalion-sized unit or larger maintains a set of colours. The organizational colour is identical to the Marine Corps battle colour, except that the scroll has the unit's name instead of "United States Marine Corps". It also bears the streamers authorized to the unit, or

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in blue on a white field) began to be used again in 1992. It has several variations, and the old jack colour of the Soviet Navy (pre-1935) soon became its jack colour, with the red star with the hammer and sickle removed. The unit colours (especially those of the Navy honour guards) have the same

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The Navy's Guards units still had the 1935 design, with the addition of the Guards ribbon below, except for units which were honoured with the Order of the Red Banner and became Guard units later. The difference is in the red five-pointed star, in which Red Banner Guard unit flags had applied the

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Infantry: Norwegian line infantry units carry regimental colours, either of a solid colour or divided vertically into two or three stripes, with the Norwegian lion in the centre, the name of the unit, and battle honours embroidered on the field. The colours vary by regiment and derive either from

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have a single colour. The colours are either active or traditional. An active colour belongs to a brigade or an equivalent unit in the FDF. A traditional Colour belongs to a battalion or a regiment that has formerly been separate, but is now part of a brigade. The difference between an active and

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did not have its own colours, but by dint of history inherited both stands of colours from the 57th and the 60th. In accordance with the order of battle the 57th/60th wore the colour patch of the 57th on its uniforms, but they still paraded and presented the colours of both the 57th and the 60th.

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Ground Forces 1997–2011 (also used as unofficial flag of the entire KPA): Colour in national flag colours but with KPA emblem in gold and gold Hangul motto on the top and bottom blue stripes reading "Let us defend the headquarters of the revolution headed by the great Comrade Kim Jong Il with our

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without the mantle. The shield is blue and is strewn with small upright rectangles; the main device is a crowned rampant lion, holding a sword in its upper paw and a bundle of seven arrows in its lower paw. The lion and rectangles are gold, whilst the blade of the sword is silver. Supporting the

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Air Force 1993–present: Emblem of KPA with wings (emblem updated in 2012), top large half in air force blue and small bottom half dark blue, with 6 alternating stripes (3 dark blue, 3 air force blue) and a silhouette of fighter jets below the emblem, formerly gold wings and a gold star above the

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are terms used to identify colours below the command or service specialty level within the Armed Forces, National Police and Municipal Police. The former are for battalion/squadron level units and military territorial commands or equivalents, the latter for brigades/regiments, divisions/regional

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with the unit name below in white in the bottom blue stripe was used as the King's Colour of RCAF formations before being reassigned as the National Colour for parades and ceremonies. In 2023, a new Chinese-derived design but also harking to the days of the old kingdoms on Cambodian territories,

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units since 15 March 1991. The flag is made of white fibres-satin. The height of the coat of arms with the crown is 57, and the width is 58 cm along with the crown. The coat of arms is made of silk with gold and silver embroidery. The edges of the flagship are surrounded by 11–11, and 9–9,

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Finnish military heraldry is a mixture of Scandinavian and Russian tradition. The colours are usually modeled after Swedish regimental flags of the 17th century, but some units carry flags reminiscent of Russian or German traditions. Colours often bear the emblem of the province where a unit is

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but differ per service, with the service emblem in the white field. But Regimental Colours are different, and they differ per unit or service arm (save for the flags of the Air Force and Navy that show their respective service colours instead and some SAF service-wide commands like the Military

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in the canton, the cypher from Elizabeth II's personal flag for the Commonwealth (a crowned "E" surrounded by a wreath of roses) in the centre, and the symbol of the navy in the lower fly. The edge of the colour is trimmed in gold. Until 1979 the RCN possessed two identical colours: one for the

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as a National Colour. This is in the dimensions 90 × 128 cm. It is mounted on the same size staff and with the same finial as the Army standard, but the cravat is divided lengthwise yellow and green, with a gold fringe at the end, tied in a bow and fastened with a cockade of blue with the

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commands and service specialty and operational commands. They share a common design: the unit heraldic arms is featured in the obverse while the emblem of its reporting formation is featured in the reverse side. All colours are gold fringed and carry a Garuda finial based on the national arms.

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tend to follow a mix of the Russian and British practice, as well as of US tradition, with the national flag being designated as a National Colour, but only flown by guards of honour in ceremonies. Unit colours of the Land Forces follow the Imperial Russian pattern, with the fringe in gold or

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streamers, which have the name of the action embroidered and signify that the unit's performance in a specific action has been worthy of special mention. Units are also permitted to wear streamers of overseas awards they may have been presented with. These streamers are in the colours of the

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The military colours of navy vessels are identical to their ensign. The ensign is in turn identical to the national flag, being made of ordinary canvas in various dimensions, according to the ship's rank, size and place of hoisting. They are flown in their vessels in accordance with relevant

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and red tassels immediately underneath. Individual units use a variation of the Army Flag as their own identifying Colour; this features a white strip next to the hoist, which has the unit's name in black characters, as well as a golden fringe (as is the case since 1961 for all units of the

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sport an orange colour with the coast arms of the Ministry in the centre. Garrison colours are in blue with the Kuomintang emblem, a wheat wreath and 3 interlocked circles in yellow, red and blue respectively. Reserve units carry a red colour while the Taiwan Reserve uses a green one.

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Cruzeiro do Sul in white stars, yellow, and green. The staff is covered in green velvet with a yellow spiral strip. The colour belt is 10 cm in width, covered with green velvet with yellow velvet stripes of width and number varying with the rank of the organization's commander.

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are generally awarded to a regiment by a head of state during a ceremony. They were therefore treated with respect as they represented the honour and traditions of the regiment. Colours may be inscribed with the names of battles or other symbols representing former achievements (see

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As the use of regimental colours spread in Europe, the habit developed of using a symmetric white cross as the basis of the design of the French regimental flags, and by the 18th century almost every regiment had a white cross. The regiments were distinguished by the colours of the

7220:– 'the guide man'. Originally each troop had its own, but this was quickly reduced to a single, regimental one. With the increased dispersion of troops required in the light cavalry role, their operational function had ceased by the 1830s and they were discontinued. The regiment's 5356:

The three sides of the flag not attached to the pole are decorated with fringes of golden thread (5–7 cm long) and tassels of the same material (10–12 cm long) hang from the corners of the fly. The flag is attached to the pole by an antioxidant metal rod 70 cm long.

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In 1993, as part of the 40th anniversary of the conclusion of the Korean War and the 45th since the founding of the DPRK, the old colour was replaced by the designs seen for over three decades in major holiday parades. All the colours shared the same reverse with the emblem of the

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which are used on some occasions to maintain regimental traditions. However, the coronelas no longer have any official standing and are not used on official occasions. The design of such colours are white with the royal arms at the centre and the unit insignia and honours at the

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and so on) do not appear as battle honours on regimental colours. The names of battles of the old times, however, which are rightly still considered as glorious by the modern French Army, are honoured by being given to ships or armoured vehicles, and remembered by anniversaries.

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in the centre. The flag has no distinguishing features for individual regiments, although battle honours are sometimes added to the flag; the regiment's identity is inscribed on the flagstaff. The pattern has been in use since the 1830s, with no changes between the periods of

2668:; the king's colour has honours from the First World War and Second World War, while the regimental colour has honours from other campaigns. The regimental colour can also have other distinctions, including antecedent emblems and unique honours; one significant example is the 1537:. It is similar to that of the RAF – however, in addition to the RAAF roundel, which is in the lower fly, it has the Commonwealth Star in the lower hoist and the stars of the Southern Cross in the upper fly, with the royal cypher in the centre. The flag has a border of golden 1046:

Unit and specialty colours follow a mix of the Western models with influences from the Western model, sharing since the 1990s a common design with the unit name in Hangul below the emblem (in the Navy, the unit/command name is on a white scroll below following US precedence).

1663:, which carries the King's Banner in recognition of service as the first all-Australian artillery battery. The regiment as a whole carries its own King's Banner. Non-combat units (combat service support corps) do not have Colours, but have Standards or Banners instead. The 7408:) is a small square flag of a battalion sized unit. Guidons of a very simple design were introduced in the 19th century, as the tactical field signs of the foot units that didn't carry colours, namely the second battalions of the infantry regiments and the independent 6268:

on them (arranged according to nationality) but this time a red star was added in the middle. The naval units had a different ensign used and these flags became the basis for the military colours of Democratic Federal Yugoslavia at the time of its 1943 proclamation.

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in its talons. It is placed on a parallelepipedal support of the same metal (10 × 3.5 × 2 cm), which has a 3.4 cm high ornament on its lower part. The support is screwed onto the brass cylinder and has inscribed into the front the motto

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KPA proper 1993-2023 and 2023-present: red with national arms in gold - formerly the KPA emblem in gold (sheaves of wheat and a stylized dam with a red star surrounded by a gold circle with wreath below), former flag did not have motto in the obverse but only in the

884:), the 425 number honouring the date (25 April) of the 1932 foundation of the People's Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Army, whose lineage is continued by the current service, but with the same colours as in the obverse, which also shows the 4.25 mark in gold numbering. The 5113:

of a lion on a plinth holding a sword and a bunch of seven arrows. Traditionally a colour is 87 cm × 87 cm (with a pike 2.50 m long). Guards regiments carry the same colour, with some differing details. The same applies to the colours carried by the

3143:). The colour is decorated with a gold cord with two tassels and bordered with a thin strip of gold cord. The sleeve holding the colour to the pike is attached with ornamental nails, the first three of which represent the sovereign, the Fatherland, and the Union. 7395:). At the same time, a new type of standard, the heraldic standard, was introduced. Presently, the military units, commands, forces and establishments have both a national standard and an heraldic standard. While the design of the national standards reflects the 5282:

The national colours of the National Republican Guard and of the Public Security Police follow the 1911 model and continue to keep the traditional practice of having the names of the units inside white scrolls which are inserted on the field of the flag itself.

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Individual unit colours based on the PLA service colour would be introduced only from 2018 (and that, only on a test basis), when mobile contingents of units of the Northern Theater Command which took part in the joint military exercise "Vostok 2018" with the

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The KPA's flag from 1992 to 1993. Since this flag's retirement in 1993, the KPA has not had its own dedicated flag, but the 1992 design has been reinstated only as a ceremonial colour for guards units but retaining the arms and motto from the earlier flag of

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Since 2014 the National Armed Forces uses two additional colours (the National Militia its 5th and 6th): that of the Supreme Commander's Colour, which is red bearing the portrait of the late President Chávez surrounded by a wreath and the Armed Forces Motto

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by the former colonies where they had been raised to form the basis of the new national armies. This legacy not only included colour etiquette (the way colours are respected, taken care of and paraded), but also design, adapted to new national flag designs.

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of today dates back to several separate regulations from early 19th century up to the first united regulations of the three fighting services in 1972. The majority of the army colours are dated back to the summarized regulations of 1950. The colours of the

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and its successors, where they are uncovered, with the battle honours engraved onto the kettledrums themselves) became the focal point of the regiment's loyalty. In 1952 King George VI reintroduced the guidons of the light cavalry for ceremonial purposes.

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in the centre, trimmed with gold fringe. The name of the service is inscribed in gold letters on a green scroll beneath the shield. Above the shield is a knight's helmet with red and sky blue mantling. The staff is topped by a nickel-plated lance-head

3686:, it was agreed that both would go on a crusade, and that Henry II would use a white cross and Philip II would use a red cross. Later on, this usage was inverted, and the English took to using a red cross on white, and the French a white cross on red. 4122:

The cravate hanging from the pike is made of two tricolour silk ribbons, 90 cm long and 24 cm wide, ended by an 8 cm gold fringe on which the unit number or monogram is embroidered in gold, encircled by an oak and laurel wreath. French

7389:), the latter being smaller versions of the colours. Standards were also carried by naval and aviation units. In the 1960s, the traditional separation between colours and standards was abolished, with all being reclassified as "national standards" ( 3271:, is of the form defined for light infantry. The Kymi Jaeger Battalion follows the traditions of the 3rd Bicycle Battalion and carries that number on its colour, and the Order of the Cross of Liberty both as a streamer and as the point of the staff. 4106:

silk square flags – standards are smaller: 64 cm × 64 cm – surrounded by a golden fringe. Both are set on a stave (2.11 m long and 32 mm diameter – staves for standards are slightly shorter) ended by a 38 cm pike-shaped

294:'s ability to keep its formation was potentially critical to its, and therefore its army's, success. In the chaos of battle, due to the amount of dust and smoke on a battlefield, soldiers needed to be able to determine where their regiment was. 5597:, and with the unit insignia in the middle of the obverse and the national arms at the reverse, with the service branch emblem on the corners. These colours are the basis for similar ones used today in the various Russian uniformed services. 1107:

In addition, the traditional guard unit under the 3rd Infantry Division of the ROKA carries replica colours similar to those used during the Imperial era, that was used by Sumunjang or royal palace guards with its traditional military band,

3293: 3075:, a square vertical tricolour of black, yellow, and red based on the national flag within a 15 mm wide gold fringe, the whole being 90 cm square. The names of battle honours for which the unit was cited are embroidered in gold in 905:

Ground Forces 1993–97 and 2012–present (revised 2023) (also used as unofficial flag of the entire KPA): Colour in national flag colours but with national arms in gold - formerly the KPA emblem in gold - and gold Hangul motto in the obverse

506:'s colours were red but with the seal of the Navy in a dark blue canton in the centre until the 1980s, the honour guard company's colours only use both dark blue and the Navy seal, which are the same colours used today in other ROCN units. 5269:

In March 2020, a uniform model of national colours was adopted for all the branches. This is based in the 1911 official model, but measuring 120 cm both in the hoist and in the fly. The name of the unit, its heraldic symbol and their

8259: 6257:. The unit names were attached to a ribbon at the pole. The colours were inspired by the military colours of Serbia and of the Croat, Slovene and Bosnian military units of resistance against Austria-Hungary during the First World War. 5055:

and sometimes also on the left and right of the royal cypher; if additional honours are awarded, they are placed on streamers that are attached to the pike until the presentation of a new colour. Battle honours refer to places (e.g.

6360:, with gold fringe, is treated as a National Colour- but its design is based on the American Civil War example and Argentine and Mexican precedence: the name of the unit is on the bottom blue stripe of the colour in gold lettering. 5101:

for 'I will maintain') in gold. The shield and lions are surrounded by a wreath of green palm and oak leaves tied together with an orange and blue ribbon, and there is another wavy gold laurel wreath around the four edges.

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banners. Among the flags of the day, rectangular and trapezoidal panels prevailed. The insignia of numerous units had a triangular shape of various shades of red. Instead of a single state flag, the highest heraldic symbol of the

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Organizational colours of the US Navy's other shore establishment commands and units and all command formations are in navy blue with the arms of the unit or command, with appropriate displayed streamers attached if authorized.

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In the Army, most regiments, battalions of regiments, and separate battalions also have a stand of colours. The first is the National Color, which is a 36 in × 48 in (91 cm × 122 cm) version of the

1966: 2420: 513:, its unit battle colours, since 1960, mirrors that of the USMC but since the 1980s the unit name is on the white stripe near the hoist (just as the rest of the armed forces, formerly it was on a scroll similar to the USMC's). 7737:

The ensign of the National Navy differs from the French national flag by its slightly darker blue shade, and by the dimensions of the stripes: while the stripes of the national flag has 1:1:1 proportions, the naval ensign has

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At the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, quadrangular flags with wedge panels on the free end appeared. The most used colors were red, followed by white, blue, and occasionally yellow. The most widely used flag images were

2676:. The Foot Guards carry battle honours from all engagements in both of their colours. If the regiment has more than a single battalion, then there are identifying marks on the colours to show which battalion they belong to. 5550:) on the obverse and the small star with hammer and sickle in its centre, unit's name and a motto on the reverse of the colour. The mottoes were different for every regiment (for example, those regiments made Guards in the 5278:

embroidered in the canton of the cloth of their national colours. The several commands, units, forces and establishments of the Armed Forces will have to replace their old national colours by the new model within 10 years.

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is moved to the lower fly, with its place in the centre again taken by the royal cypher surmounted by the crown. Other colours feature the unit's badge in the centre with the royal cypher and crown in the first quarter.

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finial; below the finial is a cravat in the national colours with decorations attached. In addition to the military colour, particularly distinguished units, and long serving units may carry a second Colour known as a

5266:(This is my Beloved Blissful Motherland). Despite the existence of this official model, the various branches of the Armed Forces adopted different models of colours over the years, with various designs and dimensions. 5255:

The official model for the military colours was established in 1911 and states that they should measure 120 cm in the hoist by 130 cm in the fly, the field being vertically divided in green and red, with the

1719:, have regimental standards. RCAC standards have a crimson field and the CSOR standard has a tan field. RCAC regiments other than horse guards and dragoon guards have crimson regimental guidons. Each battalion of the 877:

in gold and, save for the Worker-Peasant Red Guards, have identical gold letting in Hangul which states "Revolutionary armed forces of the Workers' Party of Korea, Korean People's Army / No.425 unit (in ceremonies)"

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has a single pattern king's colour, which is the Union Flag with the foul anchor and the reigning sovereign's cypher interlaced in the centre. Above is a scroll with the single battle honour Gibraltar surmounted by

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embroidered. The king's colours of any additional battalions from these regiments (currently held by the five incremental companies from four out of the six regiments) feature a Union Flag canton at the top corner.

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Brigade, division and corps colours, also gold fringed, are in the facing colour of the service branch, for brigades the colour is of a bicolour design. These colours have the command heraldic arms at the centre.

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The Regimental Colour (or Standard or Guidon) is always paraded whenever the regiment is on a formal parade. However, the Sovereign's (King's or Queen's)/Presidential Colour is only paraded on certain occasions.

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and on state occasions only when the king is present, even if the guard of honour is mounted in honour of some other personage. The colour design is larger than the normal colours of the Guards Division used in

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in silk, 99 cm × 99 cm. It is mounted on a pike 2.2 m long, made of wood covered with green velvet and decorated with ornate brass nails arranged in a spiral. The pike is topped by a 35 cm high

6207:) surrounding the emblem and crosses. The unit's name is in the reverse. The colour is gold fringed and is mounted on a pole with a trident finial modeled on the national arms. The same design is used in the 1723:, except those of rifle regiments, has a stand of two colours: a king's colour and a regimental colour. For foot guards, the King's colours have a crimson field, and the regimental colours are based on the 5328:

the middle of the yellow stripe, 18 cm above its base. In each corner, 5 cm from the edge of the canvas, is sewed a wreath of oak leaves, which surrounds the weapon signs, all of golden thread:

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reflects the custom established for infantry line regiments in the mid-18th century, when the sovereign's colour was based on the national flag, as was the practice in British and French units in Canada.

4991:, without shield holders. The rod is 238 centimetres long, cylindrical, scarlet-lacquered, bottom-foldable in the lower third. Brass rings at the pole separation lines and a brass cap at the bottom end. 4390:

has its flag or standard, altogether 56 flags and 2 standards. The reverse of colours of the Departmental Gendarmerie units and Gendarmerie instruction centres have the same motto as the Land Army units

3736: 7271:), of similar design to the infantry colour, but smaller and square, with the cross centred on the field. The royal cypher is in the upper hoist and the initials of the regiment in the lower hoist. The 7052:

gold fringed. Uniquely for Colombia, the battle colour tradition is mainly US-influenced. In addition, the service colour is used as a secondary color, also gold fringed, to denote service affiliation.

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Infantry Divisions of the Revolutionary Army, Territorial Troops Militias, Youth Labour Army and Camilio Cienfuegos Military Schools System: Red with coat of arms with title on gold or white surrounding

5639:, or King's Colour in addition to their Regimental Colour based on the national flag. Although officially the only colour is the standard one, some older regiments continue to carry a copy of their old 7075:), the Uruguayan military also has regimental colours that differ per service and unit. The national colours have armed colour guards while the regimental colour has none at all. All are gold fringed. 6123:, took place on June 18–23, 1917 in Kyiv. The main requests of the congress were proclamation of the Ukrainian Democratic Republic, full Ukrainization of army and navy, and an immediate peace treaty. 5051:, the colour (or standard in case of the mounted (i.e. cavalry and field and horse artillery) regiments) is orange (except for the colour of the midshipman corps, which is red). All are gold fringed. 7137:

Red: Ministry of Defence (formerly grey), Service units, Marine Corps, National Militia, Military Technical Academy, Presidential Honour Guard Brigade, Caracas HQ Battalion of the Ministry of Defence

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on its upper part. The ring (3.2 cm high) is inscribed with the name of the unit. Another brass cylinder is placed on the tip of the pole, 6 cm long and of brass. The eagle (similar to the

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reversed, with the king's colour of each of the 1st Battalions being crimson with the regimental insignia, a royal crown and honours and the regimental colour a variation of the Union Flag with the

7592:. In British home waters, colours is conducted at 0800 (eight bells in the morning watch) from 15 February to 31 October inclusive, and at 0900 (two bells in the forenoon watch) during the winter. 2112:

are divided today into Service State Colours and Unit Regimental Colours. Until 1997 there were also Service Regimental Colours and Unit State Colours. The Service State Colours are similar to the

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Other features of the military colours are a tie for attaching decorations, six sashes for the armed escort of the colour guard and the colour ensign and a protective cover of impermeable fabric.

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has a full British-styled stand as a variant of the national flag used by the regiment in the Korean War is used as the Regimental Colour with the orange colour as the King's Colour (or Queen's).

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Today each of the ROKAF's service branches have branch regimental colours, all gold fringed, which are carried by colour guards following a mix of Western traditions. The colours are as follows:

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replacing the star and on parades the colours were surrounded by gold fringe. The gold lettering in Hangul was until 1992 "For the unification and independence of the motherland and the people" (

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or at the sides was used by these units until the adoption of the present colours design in 1843. Large colours are the standard of infantry formations, small colours for cavalry and artillery.

3808: 1985:(Standard and Guidon for mounted units of the Army and Air Force flying units and Banners for service arms and the light infantry) are awarded to distinguished units of the Armed Forces by the 849:. Until 1993 the KPA was represented by a single flag, which served as a ceremonial colour for all regiments, educational institutions and larger formations. The colour is on the basis of the 5940:

In general, until the second half of the 18th century. there are relatively fragmentary data available, more detailed information from the time of the unification of flags during the time of

5193:(which differs per service) surrounded by a gold wreath is at the centre of the obverse. The unit's name is inscribed on the obverse. The eagle is also featured as the finial in all colours. 2615:, colours or banners are given instead of truncheons, following Russian practice and in line with the ancient Indian traditions of old, to all the rifle and scout infantry regiments by the 2317:

The design of the President's Colours of Navy and Air Force units are the gold fringed versions of their service flags. The Army President's Colour is a gold fringed national flag with the

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Mexican Navy units and the Heroic Military Academy are the only ones entitled to regimental colours. Navy schools carry a white gold fringed colour with the heraldic emblem of the school.

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one of the two (or more) no longer can be repaired, the unit will be granted a new colour. This new colour will reflect the traditions of both units without altering the prescribed model.

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are embroidered in a gravat attached to the base of the finial, the colour of the gravate varying accordingly with the branch of service. Naval units were allowed to keep the traditional

6279:) both in Cyrillic and Latin and differed per unit or service arm of the YPA, but was longer and were gold fringed. Just as before, the unit name stayed on the attached ribbon. Both the 5031:(obverse) and unit emblem (reverse) in the centre. The Naval Forces uses a ceremonial form of the naval ensign as an overall branch colour with gold fringe following British precedence. 1418:

of its forbears. So although the colors are not exactly the soul of a regiment, they are the concrete embodiment of it, and are even more sacred than the person of a reigning sovereign.

5484: 1769:(white with blue stars), with Elizabeth II's royal cypher and Garter band positioned between the Commonwealth Star and the stars representing the Southern Cross. (See former colours at 7428:

Some of the Portuguese uniformed security forces and civil emergency organizations also make use of heraldic standards, guidons and pennants, usually modelled after the military ones.

6517:, sometimes known as battle honours, for actions in which the service as a whole has taken part. These can either be war service streamers, which are in the colours of the appropriate 4358:) units are by all means similar to those of the Army from which it separated as an independent military arm in 1933. Colours are generally not bestowed to Air Army units smaller than 7628:

worldwide also conduct morning and evening colour ceremonies. At 0800 each morning and at sunset during the club's active sailing season the ceremony is performed by the launchmen or

6726:, when the Stars and Stripes became the National Color. Civil War era units sometimes carried alternative Organizational Colors based on their home state flags or of other designs. 3366:

features a griffin, representing army aviation by combining the lion of the army with the eagle of the air force. The stylized swastika resembles the spinning rotor of a helicopter.

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are in sky blue with the air force seal in the centre (formerly it was red with the sky blue canton featuring the coat of arms, the old design only used today by the honour guard).

5252:). At the same time, another type of standard was introduced, this being the heraldic standard, each of which reflects the particular heraldic symbology of the corresponding unit. 2982:

Unlike the colours of regiments in the Army, the king's colours of the Royal Navy are identical with no battle honours. The following units hold a king's colour of the Royal Navy:

5566:). In some Guards Armies and Corps, different designs on the obverse and reverse were used. Even the Lenin portrait was different in these colours. All of them were gold fringed. 5365:), of gilt copper, sheet, 15 cm high and 11.5 cm wide, is placed over this. Looking rightward, the eagle's wings are pointed downward and it holds the thunderbolts of 1214: 5091:

shield on either side is a gold rampant lion, facing outwards towards the viewer. There is a gold crown above the shield; whilst below it is a blue scroll with the royal motto

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Prior to Executive Order 10812 of 24 April 1959, the United States Navy used the U.S. Naval Infantry Battalion Flag as its unofficial colours. While the Navy uses a number of

5622:. This has the coat of arms in the centre of the flag, surrounded by the regiment's name in black lettering. It is fringed in gold. Red and yellow tassels are attached to the 5167: 3283:

The traditional colour of the Eastern Finland Signals Battalion, part of the Karelia Brigade, has the branch colours of signals corps: purple and gold. The device featuring a

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The colours of the infantry and standards of the cavalry are a set of large flags, unique to each regiment, that the ordinary soldier would be able to identify straight away.

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are not officially considered to be the successors of the Royal Army and Navy, although many of their individual units trace their histories to before the foundation of the

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FLAGS, PENNANTS & CUSTOMS,NTP 13 (B), NAVAL COMPUTER AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMAND, 4401 MASSACHUSETTS AVE., N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20394-5460, section 17.11, p. 17–5

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The RAF's squadron standards are its counterpart to the regimental colours. They are in air force blue surrounded by a gold fringe, with the squadron insignia and honours.

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and other cavalry units such as Dragoon Paratroopers, Hussar Paratroopers, Legion Cavalry, Artillery (including Marine Artillery, Legion Artillery, etc.), Transportation,

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each have at least one state colour; this is usually crimson with various regimental devices and honours, and the royal cypher at the corners of it. They are only used by

2360:. In contrast with those of the line infantry regiments, the king's colours of Foot Guards regiments are crimson, and it is their regimental colours that are based on the 320:

Due to the advent of modern weapons, and subsequent changes in tactics, colours are no longer carried into battle, but continue to be used at events of formal character.

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Navy 1993–present: Emblem of KPA with gold four anchor above, bicolour of white and navy blue with 5 alternating stripes between the large stripes (3 dark blue, 2 white)

7957: 6472:, an organizational colour, sometimes also called a ceremonial flag. Each of these is 4 ft 4 in (132 cm) × 5 ft 6 in (168 cm), some using 1268:(the Royal Anthem) when salutes are rendered by these Colours to the Thai Royal Family (most especially the King and Queen) in all military events that they attend. 354:

debuted - it's a unified design with the insignia of the unit or formation at the center and the unit name in Khmer below but with the colors differing per service:

7616:"Carry On" is sounded. Marines and sailors driving on base during this time are expected to stop their vehicles and stand at attention until the ceremony is over. 6275:

Post-war colours (from 1947, when the nation became a Federal People's Republic) used various flag design with the Yugoslav People's Army motto in Serbo-Croatian (

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All writings on the colour are embroidered in gold, as well the unit number (or monogram) encircled in antique oak and laurel wreath in each corner of the colour.

3523: 3423: 2076:, which wears dress uniforms, is present with its King's and Regimental Colours. For the rest of the services on public parade, the following order then applies: 1659:

heavy armoured units. Guidons are also carried by aviation units. Only the Royal Australian Artillery's regiments uses guns rather than flags as the colours, sans

1516:; authorization to possess a king's colour may only be granted, and the colour presented, by the monarch or his vice-regal representative. The design based on the 53: 8134: 2635:

in the drumhorses (and later snare, bass and tenor drums in the dismounted bands) carried the regimental honours and insignia of the light cavalry regiments. For

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military award jacks may also be flown at the ship's jackstaff if the ship has received mention in dispatches (in which case crew members wear the corresponding

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Before their presentation, the colours are ceremonially blessed in a religious ceremony attended by Buddhist monks and other high ranking dignitaries inside the

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the equivalent for the light cavalry (e.g., dragoons, light dragoons, hussars and lancers). It is swallow-tailed, 27 by 41 in (69 by 104 cm), with an

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are in red and white, with the design tracing back to the Polish Second Republic, a standardized form based on earlier colours. The motto of the Armed Forces, "

2402: inches (2.629 m) long; the king's or queen's colour (state or president's colour if the country is a republic) is usually a version of the country's 2061:

The King's Colour is yellow with the national arms surrounded by paddy on the centre. Thus Malaysia is one of only two Commonwealth countries, the other being

499:, but since 1947 were limited only to Army units above the regimental level). The army honour guard colour is in gold with the unit coat of arms in the centre. 313:", composed of experienced or élite soldiers, to protect their colours. As a result, the capture of an enemy's standard was considered as a great feat of arms. 6662:(USAF) groups and above have the same National Color as the Army; the Organizational Color is ultramarine blue, with the group's coat of arms beneath the USAF 4027:

decision 12350/SGA/DPMA/SHD/DAT of 14 September 2007 deals with the inscriptions of battle honours upon the flags and standards of the units of the Army, the

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traditional Colour is the way of presenting them. The active colour always has a guard of two officers, while a traditional Colour is borne without one. The

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carries two colours, which collectively are called a stand. These are large flags, usually 36 by 45 inches (91 cm × 114 cm), and mounted on a

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Strategic Forces (former colour): Green with emblem of the KPA and a larger wreath above a stylized top of a globe, with light yellow stripes below the globe

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Capturing an enemy's flag was formerly a major goal in war, and it is still practised today, and so capturing the enemy flag also appears in several games:

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were used as National Colours in parades. Unique colours were issued to the Navy, to YPA reserve units and the Territorial Defence Forces of the republics.

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Only the President's Bodyguard has had in times a full strand following British practice, consisting of the President's Standard and a Regimental Standard.

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The Navy, given the British influence, uses the national flag as a State Colour for ships and commands, and few naval units have a full strand of colours.

6494:, with gold fringe as necessary. The National Color is never dipped in salute, but remains vertical at all times, while the organizational colours and any 5715:(P 7) which maintains its privilege to present both the colour of the South Scanian Regiment (P 7) and the standard of the former Scanian Dragoon Brigade ( 4834:

Until the Second World War German military units maintained colours of the Prussian pattern regardless of service branch, while the Waffen-SS followed the

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some years before the practice was adopted by the PLA Ground Forces on an experimental period. During the 1 October 2019 civil military parade marking the

8054: 7562:, the old Colours, which will now never again be paraded, are laid up (i.e.: put on permanent display) in a place sacred to the Regiment (for example the 4211:) is held each year in turn by a different rifle battalion. As a result, the single flag displays all the battle honours earned by every rifle battalion. 5412:

Naval flags, until 1861–62 (with a brief break in the late 1790s) whilst using the St. Andrew's cross in blue on white, mirrored the British Royal Navy.

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together with Great Britain, France did not only exercise its influence by conquest, but also by the prestige of its military. At the height of European

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is a throwback to the earlier designation as Central Finland Signals Battalion. The main device, the three lightning bolts, is symbolic of communication.

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is treated as a National Colour. The unit colours are in red, with a gold outline of Nicaragua with the service, unit or branch insignia in the centre.

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of the Nation, and the other symbol of a military unit. Despite this, the colors and sizes of the flags were arbitrary. Similar standards existed until

5153:

regiment has a regimental colour that is all white, again with the lion in the centre, and with the royal cypher of the reigning monarch in each corner.

3570: 1822: 100: 5483:) above it (the latter was near the hoist). Naval flags until 1935 sported different designs. (Distinguished units would be given a second colour, the 4812:(national shield) overall in the centre. The flag is surrounded by a black, red, and gold lacework border and edged on three sides by gold fringe. The 1238:

units. Colours of the Navy carry no fringe, the rest have gold fringe. All carry the reigning monarch's cypher on the top right corner near the hoist.

3716:

standardizes first in 1804 to a white field chape-chausse of red and blue, and in 1812 to the modern French flag. Atop of the staff of colours of the

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Unlike the Air Force which uses a single colour design similar to the RAF, the Navy sports unit and command colours in the same fashion as the Army.

4682:

peaked cap for officer, blue jean collar for ratings, etc.), numerous land armies adopted French-inspired uniforms during the 1860s and 1870s (both

2547:

has both a stand of colours (king's and regimental) and guns. The latter are also regarded as colours and accorded the same compliments just as the

1837: 8343: 2892: 2585:

badge of the Royal Green Jackets, inscribed with the regimental honours, as the belt badge. In place of a regimental colour, the Gurkhas carry the

889:

emblem below the foundation date. The reverse of these colours was updated. These colours are in gold fringe when brought out in public parades in

531: 6004: 5945: 3549: 79: 5929:), had a pan-European distribution as a symbol of victory in the confrontation with the Islamic threat. From the 18th century, primarily in the 5590:

design with the unit insignia at the centre of it while Guards units and bemerited and decorated units apply a different version of the colour.

5391:

Until Peter the Great assumed the office and throne of Tsar in 1685, various flag designs were used by land and naval units of Imperial Russia.

4959:

are in the fourth quarter. In the second and third quarters are horizontal stripes of red, yellow and blue, the colours of the unit's uniforms.

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located. They also commonly feature the traditional colours of a service branch or a shared design element, for example the black flags of most

1508:

The naval and air forces of all three of these countries also have similar colours based on their own ensigns. Rules stipulated by the Canadian

6794:

Fringe is never used on the national colors when carried by Marine Corps unit. Instead, a red, white, and blue tassel can be used to decorate.

6666:, which is an eagle on a cloud background. The fringe is in gold. Wing and force colours have their heraldic emblem used instead of the eagle. 6272:

By the time, these flags had the unit name on the pole pennants and were gold fringed. The Partisan General Staff had their own version of it.

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was the first modern non-British regiment to receive truncheons when they were awarded to that unit in 2017. In 2019, a similar truncheon, the

1904: 244: 2490:

which, for one reason or another, was never taken away from the regiment in the 18th century when new regulations on colours were implemented.

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The first Yugoslav military colours came about when the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was established in 1918. These were the square versions of the

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provided a flag: ironically, it was under this banner that the Cossacks won their first resounding victories over the Polish army during the

2002: 1998: 8272:. Skrift / Statens försvarshistoriska museer, 1101-7023 ; 7 (in Swedish). Stockholm: Statens försvarshistoriska museer. pp. 8–9. 4710:

of 1870–1871. Many armies then changed to adopt Prussian military style (as a perfect example of this trend, Chilean soldiers traded their

3207:. Note the Imperial Russian-style design of the flag which is symbolic of the lineage of the regiment as part of the Russian imperial guard. 3191:

as their State Colour, and the oath of service for NCOs and volunteer enlisted personnel assigned to these units are given in its presence.

4273:" (For the Fatherland, Sciences and Glory). The reverse of the École polytechnique's colour has one battle honour written under the motto: 3629: 3556: 3429: 86: 8467: 5494:

The Soviet Navy colours had the 1935 official design with them (it was later revised in 1950), with additions for units honoured with the

1144:

as the National Colour, the Organizational Colours, and the Unit Battle Colour. The Flag of the Philippines is the National Colour of the

7177: 5728:(A 9) which maintains its privilege to present both the standard of the Artillery Regiment (A 9) and the honorary standard of the former 1660: 1264:

and therefore are treated like the State Colours of the Commonwealth, but are not lowered to the ground but kept above it to the tune of

402:, and is represented by a single flag, which serves as a ceremonial colour for all regiments and larger formations. This is based on the 8676: 6669:

This is the same design for Air Force commands and educational institutions but with the eagle replaced by the emblem of the formation.

5434:: red field, a red star yellow bordered and the full name and number of a military unit/school below. Each unit has its own inscription. 2690:. In the Commonwealth, three infantry battalions are permitted to display the 4-foot-long (1.2 m) blue streamer that signifies the 1892: 863:), replaced by the current motto "For the unification and independence of the motherland, and the freedom and happiness of the people" ( 6131: 6116:, the Ukrainian General Military Committee was created. The committee was placed in charge for creation and restructuring of the army. 4614:

share customs and traditions closely similar if not identical to those of the French military regarding organisation of military arms,

4406:

The National Gendarmerie also has a common flag, under the guard of the Director-general, on which five battle honours are registered:

4312: 2691: 1591: 1541:

as well as golden fringe. Squadron and command colours are in air force blue with the honours and the heraldic emblem of the formation.

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The modern fourragère of the French Army is awarded to all members of military units which have been awarded a mention in despatches.

3538: 635:

Mostly seen in parades are the service colours of the Indonesian National Armed Forces or TNI, the Indonesian National Police and the

68: 7851: 7777: 5944:: on March 8/18, 1755, he issued a form for the manufacture of flags according to a single model according to the project of Colonel 4683: 414: 403: 5626:

which have the battle honours embroidered on them. Formerly a white regimental colour with the unit insignia on the middle of a red

3382:, follows the traditional swallow-tailed format of infantry units. The flag features the family crest of the founder of the city of 3187:

Units and institutions of the Finnish Defence Forces which have not received a colour of their own use the unadorned swallow-tailed

8403: 8150: 6290:

Today all the nations of the former Yugoslavia have separate colour traditions per armed forces, but keep their unique appearance.

5335:

a helicopter blade juxtaposed over a pair of wings in downward flight, a radar and a crossed rocket and telescope for the Air Force

4024:) 808 EMM/CAB of 5 December 1985 rules what sorts of units can be given colours, abiding to previous regulations of joint services; 3348: 2708: 2703: 2072:

and on Armed Forces Day on 21 September, as the armed services on parade do not wear their dress uniforms, only the 1st Battalion,

846: 439: 421: 6933:) divided lengthwise, sky blue and red, with a gold fringe at the end, tied in a bow and fastened with a cockade of blue with the 6824:

is normally seen only at ceremonies and parades. The display of streamers and fringe is consistent with that of the Marine Corps.

5246:) - carried by mounted units - was abolished in the 1960s, with all of them being uniformly reclassified as "national standards" ( 4626:

styles. Indeed, in countries where the decolonisation process had been conducted through peaceful political negotiations (chiefly

2340: 1370:("determination to win") at the top right corner of the colour near the hoist, with any decorations and/or medals attached to it. 8420: 7181: 6739: 6469: 6197:, surrounded by a gold wreath, is at the centre of an Orthodox Cross – both symbols form the emblem of the Armed Forces – with a 5488: 4687: 2487: 1509: 8579: 8193: 6134:, developed by the Ukrainian Maritime Council (it consisted of two stripes: blue at the top, yellow at the bottom; on the top - 3323:

features a Lion of Finland holding a herald's staff in addition to a sword. The shade of blue is the same as in the flag of the

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adopted a maroon design for its colours, which were gold fringed and contained the official heraldic arms of the armed forces.

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was the only naval recipient of the latter order in 1967 while in 1918, the Order of the Red Banner was conferred to the ship.

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The same format of Sovereign's and Regimental Colours also apply in Malaysia. The King's Colours and Regimental Colours of the

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carried by the units of foot, with the same design: the regimental name at the obverse and the battle honours at the reserve.

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Maroon and gold are the colours used in the current military colours used in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with origins in the

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the National Ensign is flown at the stern and at the bowsprit if not replaced there by the FNFL jack or a military award jack;

4248:" (Honour and Fidelity). This motto was originally written on the flags of the Swiss regiments in French service, such as the 2133:

When Sri Lanka declared itself a republic in 1972 the units that had a King's colour, first using the Union Jack and then the

1611:, which wore the colour patch of the 58th Battalion on its uniforms but inherited and paraded both stands of colours from the 8638: 7965: 6457: 6238: 6172: 3019: 2776: 2686:

Battle honour equivalents awarded by foreign countries may be added to the colours, subject to permission being given by the

2628: 2483: 433: 7712:, where the medal itself is hung on the colour of the unit. For example, there are many units wearing the fourragère of the 6586: 1301: 8211: 7297:(standards). Mounted units include armoured corps and cavalry, artillery, transportation, army aviation, and supplies. The 6557: 5222: 4706:

regiments). France's influence on military fashion dimmed for the time being after the unexpected French defeat ending the

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was granted its privilege in the 1910s, as the sole state defense force in the country, to have its own Regimental Colour.

1716: 454:

carried red colours with the unit name on the white fringe nearest the flagpole. Test battle colours had been given to the

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At the conclusion of the ceremony the most senior officer present says: "As you were" and members and guests may carry on.

6634: 6622: 3469: 3461: 3133:

is an ornate gold openwork spearhead with the royal cypher in the centre. Attached below the spearhead can be one or more

410:, the day in 1927 that the PLA was founded. When paraded, the flag is fringed in gold and mounted on a red-and-gold pole. 7532:, dependent on the regiment. On parade, the Colours always have an armed escort, the Colour Party, who would normally be 6654: 6453: 5852: 4428: 4131:

awarded to the unit are pinned or tied to the cravate; foreign awards and decorations are borne on a red velvet cushion.

1773:.) The RAN possesses two colours, the first is the Fleet Colour held on behalf of the fleet units by Fleet Headquarters, 1745: 1737: 1254: 974: 737: 605: 539: 189:, both to act as a rallying point for troops and to mark the location of the commander, is thought to have originated in 740:, Army Corps of Engineers, Regional Military Commands, Operational and Administrative Commands, Agencies and Departments 8122: 8036: 6284: 5751:

A colour is normally granted to the following by the King, by the Prime Minister or the Commander of the Armed Forces:

5313: 4926: 3563: 2673: 2364:. Foot Guards regiments also emblazon the same honours (from all conflicts, including both World Wars) on both colours. 2069: 546: 93: 7913: 7876: 6610: 3788: 2683:

On anniversaries of various battle honours, and certain other events, a laurel wreath is added to the top of the pike.

1802:

Atlantic fleet and one for the Pacific fleet. Since then, a single colour has been held at Naval Service Headquarters.

1740:, the sole infantry regiment of the New Zealand Army, has a stand of colours, with the king's colour now based on the 406:, but has instead of the four smaller gold stars the Chinese characters for the numerals '8' and '1', which stand for 8357: 8277: 6250: 6219: 5427:

of the Soviet Union (especially the Army and Air Force) had its own colour, which was produced to a standard design:

3928:, has fought a number of battles since the 15th century, but its battle honours are only recorded from 1792 onwards: 3665: 3647: 3589: 3487: 3437: 1534: 524: 221: 119: 17: 2751:

RAF colours are made of sky blue silk and measure approximately 36" × 36". The following colours have been awarded:

1504:

Queen's colours of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, New Zealand Army Officer Cadet School and Royal New Zealand Navy

430:: identical to the Army flag, but with the lower 40% has three blue and two white horizontal stripes of equal width. 6887:

as its official regimental colours because of its lineage dating back from 1806. Units which were made part of the

6313: 5464: 5316:. According to the Ministry of National Defence, the complete description of this military insignia is as follows: 4876: 3823: 1664: 1403: 718: 655: 609: 570: 427: 3117:), which measures 105 × 140 cm, former horse units a slightly smaller guidon. The flag is a variation of the 3050:, with the dimensions altered to mirror the Royal Navy King's Colour. It has the same royal cypher in the centre. 2486:, as the lineal descendant, bears the Third Colour initially borne by the 2nd Regiment of Foot, later renamed the 1289: 1277: 8492: 7272: 7257: 6719: 5806: 5790: 5511: 5459:

The former designs had a red star on the reverse with the name of the Central Executive Committee and later, the

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The 120 cm × 140 cm Unit colour of the Hungarian Defence Force is the current regulation colour of all

4872: 4593: 4124: 3625: 3244: 3220: 3096: 2963:

In addition, each principal command in the Royal Navy also has its own king's colour which is a variation of the

2910: 1808:: Since 1968 the RNZN King's Colour is a variant of the Naval Ensign of New Zealand – itself the 1770: 1643:

display many other stands of battalion colours that have been laid up in their care, such as St Stephens Church,

1624: 1620: 1608: 1595: 1587: 1145: 551: 7462:

World War I German Field Gun displayed in North Sydney. The gun was allocated to the local council by the State

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On the contrary, in countries where independence came as the aftermath of bloody wars of liberation, such as in

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regimental colour, most royal regiments have a Union Flag canton in that background. Irish regiments, today the

8058: 7930: 6863: 6821: 6803: 6678: 6544:, for instance, currently has 178 service streamers, embroidering the name of each battle on each, as does the 6449: 6441: 6120: 6105: 6101: 6080: 5115: 5064: 4342: 4032: 3921: 3527: 2639:

regiments, the sequence is mixed, since these regiments have a king's cavalry standard and regimental guidons.

2501: 1020: 990: 982: 966: 510: 496: 57: 5851:

received their first flags from foreign monarchs from the 16th century: during the Moldavian campaigns of the

5402:

Regulations set in 1813 unified infantry unit colours into one. Guards units used the orange and black of the

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shares a similar colour design to the Armed Forces but with the green colour added to distinguish its units.

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historic associations with predecessor regiments or from the colours of the regiment's oldest known uniform.

4403:(Valour and Discipline). Most subordinate or smaller units use 50 cm large × 40 cm high pennants. 1054:

Regimental, brigade, division and corps colours: Army Colour with unit DUI/emblem replacing the service arms

8130: 8106: 7490: 6223: 5705: 5593:

The new Army and Air Force unit colours are square shaped, have a St. Andrew's cross in the colours of the

5468: 5214: 4451: 3962: 3772: 3126: 2604:, the first of their kind granted to a Commonwealth special forces formation. Formerly, the Malaysian Army 2544: 2213: 1242: 1125: 726: 690: 636: 343: 4962:

The flag also has the coat of arms of the commander within a wreath, on a background of the colour of his

4905:

uses as both the naval ensign and national colour the flag that later became the modern official national

931:

Special Operations Forces (former colour): Dark Blue with emblem of the KPA and a larger wreath, with the

7471: 7040: 7036: 6813: 5768: 4966:. The design of the flag changes with the election of a new pope and the appointment of a new commander. 4867: 4662: 3756: 2967:, with its dimensions altered to mirror those of the colours of infantry regiments. In the centre is the 2493: 1982: 1361: 1344:

the golden TC (Turkish monogram for Republic of Turkey) on the top left corner, surrounded by golden rays

1028: 958: 916:) with the name of Kim Jong Il slightly enlarged, gold motto also used in the flags of the other branches 771: 628:

During graduation and passing out parades, whenever the enlistment or commissioning pledge is taken, the

517: 395: 7446:, guidons are much more prevalent, with units below battalion size being authorized to use them. In the 7399:, the designs of the heraldic standards reflect the individual heraldic symbology of each of the units. 6405:

As a uniformed federal force, the National Guard's units are entitled to a National Colour or Standard.

5585:

the early years of the 21st century in the Army and Air Force. But the Russian Navy's old naval colour (

3876:

Regiment in 2008. This unit has inherited the flag and battle honours of the 1st Moroccan Spahis of the

8717: 7443: 7232:

Both the standard and the guidon are usually of crimson trimmed in gold fringe and with the regiment's

7072: 6871: 6549: 6153: 5764: 5740: 5736: 5460: 5087: 4349: 4076: 2987: 2731:

Because of their importance to the regiment, prior to a new stand of colours being presented, they are

2642: 2515: 2288: 2192: 2186: 2091: 1781: 1774: 1733:, Latin for 'everywhere', on their cap badges and other insignia to represent their service everywhere. 1704:, Peacekeeping and East Timor. It was presented to the Army in celebration of its 2001 centennial year. 1616: 1612: 1604: 1600: 1583: 1579: 1530: 1458: 1235: 874: 722: 684: 574: 8317: 7497:, is the only artillery regiment to have both colours and guns, which are treated with equal respect. 5008:

consisting of an ornate gilt brass spearhead chased with a five pointed star and the monogram RI (for

3893: 2510:, as the linear descendant, carries the honorary King's and Regimental Colours that were given to the 1128:

and other uniformed institutions follow North Korean practice. It is basically a large version of the

938:

Revolutionary military schools: Red with KPA emblem and Hangul motto in gold lettering above and below

6817: 6697: 6487: 6437: 6208: 5729: 5725: 5681: 5106: 4824: 4387: 4054:

Regimental colours of units which are traditionally on foot, such as Infantry regiments of the line,

3980: 3950: 2886: 2880: 2800: 1931: 1669: 941: 658:

Tri-Service Colour: Red with coat of arms on the obverse and the national coat of arms on the reverse

487: 374: 6772: 6486: in (6.4 cm) gold fringe during specific instances. The ceremonial flag is paraded with a 5925:, a symbol of the Christian-Muslim civilizational confrontation, the latter, from 1572 (in honor of 587:. The Panji-panji is carried and escorted by a colour guard known as "Pataka", an abbreviation from 7533: 7048: 6867: 6765: 6211:

but in blue and with the 2015 grenade badge. Active duty NG units sport dark blue colours with the

6163: 5829: 5677: 5480: 5260:

in the centre, surrounded by two golden olive branches tied by a white scroll containing the motto

5257: 5080: 4983: 4631: 4619: 4615: 4580: 4475: 4416: 3938: 3909: 3730:) was placed, which actually rose to be more important symbol of the regiment than colours itself. 3223:

features the black and silver branch colours of Finnish armoured troops while the main emblem is a

3007: 2812: 2725: 2593: 2529: 2471:

from any unit from these regiments, not found by the King's Guard, mounted on state occasions when

2300: 2171: 2153: 1748:, carries a guidon in the traditions of cavalry units raised in New Zealand since the 19th century. 1544: 1481: 1477: 455: 7419:

Besides heraldic standards and guidons, the Portuguese military units also use heraldic pennants (

7140:

Dark blue and red: Venezuelan Army HQ and units directing to Army HQ, Division and Brigade Colours

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are dipped as necessary. When the National Color is not cased, all persons salute the Colors. The

2847:

had neither colours nor other distinctive device during its entire history, until 2002 when Queen

2100:

is the only private educational institution granted Colours for its role in the Second World War.

1039:

Honorary Colour of the Armed Forces and Ministry of National Defence: Red with armed forces emblem

1035:

In major holiday parades two additional colours are paraded as part of the national colour guard.

8712: 7782: 7772: 7585: 7559: 7372: 7276: 6659: 6545: 6417: 6353: 6194: 6183: 6157: 6145: 6135: 5802: 5760: 5756: 5507: 5495: 5342: 5210: 5178: 5023: 4988: 4809: 4072: 3877: 3516: 3304: 3300: 2898: 2844: 2794: 2377: 1762: 1379: 1199: 1141: 842: 807: 46: 8110: 7720:, whereas only six units wore the medal on their colours. See also the article dealing with the 7521:

Compliments (for example saluting and presenting arms) are always paid to the (uncased) Colours.

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In 1919, blue-yellow unit colours based on the national flag were adopted for units of both the

5304:

The military colours are granted to military units by presidential decree, on the advice of the

2311:

carries a set of President's and Regimental Colours, the same case for the Sri Lanka Engineers.

1812:

but in white, with Elizabeth II's royal cypher and Garter band situated near the Southern Cross.

8471: 7437: 7342: 6908: 6880: 6859: 6743: 6688: 6495: 6465: 6393: 6340:

Antonio Maceo Military College and Jose Maceo Military College: Red and Black with coat of arms

6227: 6074: 5874: 5712: 5627: 5594: 5226: 5068: 4999:

The Colour (bandiera di guerra) for army units (other than cavalry) is a square version of the

4611: 4276: 3152: 3046:

also holds a king's colour, unique for a civilian organisation. It is a variation of the RFA's

2956: 2782: 2728:, were also awarded the PUC and permitted to display the streamer of their regimental colours. 2497: 2345: 2109: 2050: 1939: 1859: 1805: 1010: 1004: 978: 962: 503: 479: 260: 256: 8628: 7636:

First, a bell is sounded as an alert for all members and guests present to stand at attention.

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colours, a swastika within a winged circle. The identifying device is a small coat of arms of

2679:

There are various other embellishments that can be added to the colours on various occasions:

1500: 7502: 7351:(standard), of similar design to the infantry colour, but smaller (50 cm × 50 cm). 6369: 6190: 6109: 6034:

and religious themes. In total, there were 36 flags in the five regiments, together with the

5913:

on a red background. Most of the flags that have survived to our time contain an equilateral

5882: 5403: 5395: 5292: 5275: 5190: 5119: 5072: 4963: 4914: 4880: 4768: 4738: 4699: 4410: 4233: 4059: 3913: 3889: 3855: 3839: 3747: 3721: 3387: 3204: 3122: 3043: 2788: 2605: 2533: 2511: 2304: 1829: 1794: 1758: 1672:

on the obverse, with the dates "1901–2001" in gold in the upper hoist. The reverse bears the

1636: 1628: 894: 854: 538:

Only the following military academies sport their colours as the ROCAF colour is used by the

7715: 7425:). These are small swallow-tailed or triangular flags used to identify company sized units. 4576:École des apprentis mécaniciens de la flotte (Centre d' instruction naval de Saint-Mandrier) 4364:(wings), land combat regiments, air force bases, instruction centres or air force colleges. 1654:

infantry regiments follow the British tradition, starting in the 1960s colours based on the

832: 824: 8078: 7525: 7008: 6385: 6325: 5878: 5848: 5697: 5672: 5615: 5579: 5039: 4910: 4835: 4828: 4635: 4373: 3363: 3340: 3284: 2976: 2873: 2755: 2586: 2278: 2275: 2246: 2097: 2073: 1337: 1231: 1167: 798: 673: 621: 557:

In all events whenever the ROCAF is involved, the ROC flag is used as the National colour.

451: 368: 358: 5605: 4330: 8: 8283: 7802: 7787: 7506: 7475: 7376: 7241: 7012: 6996:

in honour of its origins as a city guard battalion formed during the War of the Pacific.

6943: 6357: 6254: 6108:

against their enemies. Nearly all units of the newly created army were detached from the

6058:, the patroness of the Cossacks, as the main motif. With the reorganization into regular 5988: 5910: 5890: 5551: 5376:("Honour and Fatherland"). The name of the respective unit is engraved into the reverse. 5366: 5319: 5233: 5174: 5162: 5126: 5060: 4895: 4707: 4643: 4503:

As of today, these units are (between brackets is where the colours are currently kept):

4434: 4422: 3992: 3974: 3944: 3885: 3763: 3683: 3679: 3028: 2972: 2574: 2570: 2318: 2308: 2240: 2234: 2228: 2207: 2202: 2176: 1990: 1927: 1875: 1844: 1809: 1790: 1741: 1473: 1469:

The Australian National Flag (top) was the basis of the Australian White Ensign (bottom).

1450: 1399: 1265: 994: 970: 850: 594: 386: 248: 229: 8400: 8158: 6112:. After the first all-Ukrainian military congress that took place on May 18–21, 1917 in 5886: 4318:

Honneur / et / patrie / Ils s'instruisent pour vaincre / Premier / bataillon / de France

2944:(worn at the ship's jackstaff at the bow when not underway or when the ship is dressed); 1942:, the basis of the state emblem, atop the naval heraldric arms, with the National Motto 1253:(กษัตริย์) or Warrior ruler of his realm. It also emphasizes his constitutional role as 446:

These, too, are not paraded publicly except with the same gold fringe as the Army flag.

7612: 6938:

belt is 10 cm in width, covered with sky blue velvet with red velvet stripes. The

6783: 6723: 6553: 6541: 6280: 6261: 6085: 6047: 5918: 5856: 5821: 5056: 4888: 4695: 4691: 4627: 4446: 4382:) have colours which are very similar to those of the Land Army. Each region (formerly 4289: 4062:

Infantry, Parachute Infantry, Engineers, Signal Corps and Military Colleges are called

3925: 3905: 3743: 2616: 2507: 2330: 1986: 1673: 1112:. They are only brought out during state visits to the republic and on major holidays. 268: 8427: 5633:

Coronelas: Up until the early years of the 20th century, some Spanish regiments had a

3797: 8634: 8583: 8337: 8273: 8197: 8018: 7752: 7483: 7318: 7088: 7000: 6896: 6888: 6884: 6875: 6514: 6265: 5980: 5972: 5941: 5926: 5906: 5825: 5685: 5476: 5076: 4589:

Bataillon de marins pompiers de Marseille (Bataillon de marins pompiers de Marseille)

4321:(Honour / and / Fatherland / They study for victory / First / battalion / of France). 4055: 3986: 3897: 3815: 3712:, crosses disappear in 1794 and various arrangements of the tricolour come into use. 3703: 3344: 3177: 3134: 2856: 2460: 2134: 2113: 1766: 1697: 1655: 764:, Raider Infantry (Airborne and Mechanized units inclusive), Municipal Police, Police 629: 483: 470: 407: 272: 8666: 8266:

The flags and standards of the Swedish armed forces after the turn of the millennium

7987: 7588:

call the flag-raising ceremony that happens every morning when a ship is in harbour

7478:

gunners abandoned their guns, in effect abandoning their colours, causing disgrace.

6104:

in spring of 1917, it was forced to promptly put together an army to defend the new

5419:

Russian Armed Forces (top); Russian Army (middle); Russian Aerospace Force (bottom).

5137:

Norwegian infantry units have a stand of colours – the first (King's Colour) is the

4654:

context, French military culture was strongly rejected often only to be replaced by

2352: 1564:

All colours of the Army were on parade for the centenary of the Army, 10 March 2001.

1548: 8510: 7655: 7396: 7044: 6663: 6373: 6168: 6113: 5984: 5961: 5930: 5867: 5744: 5701: 5664: 5218: 4898:. Recently war flags were assigned to the Army NCO Academy and the Police Academy. 4623: 4514: 4335: 4192: 3968: 3169: 2948: 2652: 2537: 2456: 2357: 2299:

Regimental colours follow the British model, and the two light infantry regiments (

2054: 2034: 1945: 1923: 1454: 1360:

is used as a National Colour by all formations of battalion level above within the

1261: 1219: 350: 206: 151: 139: 134: 8605: 8580:"The Regiment -Firepower – The Royal Artillery Museum – Royal Arsenal in Woolwich" 8554: 8401:

Army to award campaign participation credit and streamers for global war on terror

6874:

bears the national colours on flags, called the National War Flags, which are the

6324:

Regiments/Wings: bicolour vertical flag with a white field in the centre with the

5832:

against their old ally from the time of the Principality of Galicia-Volhynia, the

5440:: red field, a gold hammer and sickle and the motto "For our Soviet Motherland!" ( 5079:); the year or years of engagement are always added, except on the colours of the 2451:

Additional colours of the 3rd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment (Duke of Wellington's).

1961: 1465: 158: 8407: 8138: 7723: 7595:

When sunset is at or before 2100, flags are lowered at sunset at the ceremony of

7544: 7537: 7529: 7494: 7264: 7068: 7064: 6683: 6421: 6097: 6059: 6051: 6027: 5527: 5182: 5098: 4884: 4805: 4655: 4610:

Many of today's armed forces of independent countries that once were part of the

4293: 3932: 3901: 3268: 3188: 3165: 3118: 3104: 3076: 2852: 2820: 2548: 2468: 2257: 2222: 2165: 1681: 1651: 1489: 1357: 1227: 1223: 1191: 1187: 1161: 1155: 667: 661: 617: 613: 486:(Taiwan) also has a single flag that it uses, which is red, with a banner of the 283: 237: 166: 8233: 6138:- the Trident with a cross at the top), modeled after the British White Ensign. 4931: 4846: 4545: 4282: 3717: 8521: 7682: 6950: 6939: 6934: 6915: 6518: 6389: 6212: 6093: 6008: 6000: 5967: 5934: 5833: 5810: 5271: 5138: 4956: 4906: 4859: 4858:

infantry and tank/cavalry regiments have a single colour/standard or war flag (

4474:

the FNFL jack is flown at the ship's jackstaff if the ship has fought with the

3819: 3725: 3708: 3379: 3324: 3080: 2636: 2597: 2561: 2267: 2145: 1971: 1881: 1798: 1724: 1677: 1517: 1364:. It is fringed in gold, and when used in ceremonies, often has the gold motto 1333: 303: 7826: 7639:

A cannon is then fired and the national ensign hoisted (or lowered if sunset).

7093: 5837: 5785: 4781: 4397:), but the colours of the Mobile Gendarmerie have their own particular motto: 205:

a part of their vast armies. It was formalized in the armies of Europe in the

146: 8706: 8680:. Vol. 10 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. pp. 457–458. 8671: 8212:"Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie | Ministerie van Defensie" 8194:"3/1996. (IV. 12.) HM rendelet - 1.oldal - Hatályos Jogszabályok Gyűjteménye" 8072: 8022: 7672: 7629: 7224:, with the battle honours woven onto the drum banners (with the exception of 7164:

Grey: Logistics, National Armed Forces Communications and Electronics College

6980: 6976: 6809: 6522: 6507: 6055: 5914: 5739:(S 1) which maintains its privilege to present both the colour of the former 5619: 5000: 4902: 4855: 4523:

Demi-brigade de fusiliers marins (Compagnie de fusiliers marins de Cherbourg)

3696: 2868: 2721: 2687: 2665: 2582: 2476: 2431: 2403: 2385: 1975: 1708: 1209: 436:: identical to the Army flag, but with the lower 40% coloured air force blue. 190: 8040: 6436:

Joint colour guard showing the organizational colours of each branch (L-R):

5700:(LG) which maintains its privilege to present both the colour of the former 5530:" was slightly different as per 1942 regulations. These had the portrait of 5201: 4128: 3243:

features the blue and yellow colours of Satakunta, and the coats of arms of

2141:, which was first awarded in 1972. The following colours have been awarded: 1715:(RCAC) regiments designated horse guards and dragoon guards, along with the 957:

Joint colour guard showing the organizational colours of each branch (L-R):

893:, the national capital, and during state visits by the honour guards of the 527:, formerly using a blue colour, now use a brown colour with the ROCMP arms. 7884: 7364: 7004: 6966: 6919: 6839: 6757: 6491: 6127: 6016: 5953: 5362: 5109:

or other decorations are attached to the pike when awarded. The pike has a

4948: 4936: 4753: 4678: 4647: 4040: 3240: 3173: 2968: 2964: 2934: 2848: 2770: 2732: 2464: 2373: 2159: 1878:

sports colours which are equivalent to those used in the British military.

1689: 1627:

were disbanded soon after World War II and the colours were laid up in the

1575: 1423: 1129: 346:

and other uniformed institutions follow British, US, and French practice.

310: 252: 210: 194: 7599:. When sunset is after 2100, the evening flag lowering ceremony is called 7411: 6337:

Air Force Brigades: Blue with coat of arms with title on white surrounding

1978:

Battalions and Ladakh Scouts Regimental Centre, at Leh on August 21, 2017.

27:

Flags, coats of arms, and other signals used to aid in military navigation

8382: 7288: 6201:

under it with the same emblem in the sides, with the Armed Forces Motto (

5937:(1758) regiments, two-color flags of yellow and blue became widespread. 5922: 5901: 4944: 4717: 4674: 4658: 4458: 4197:) share a single collective colour. Individual battalions have pennants ( 4005: 3267:

The traditional colour of the Kymi Jaeger Battalion, today a part of the

3047: 2917:, and was thus permitted to carry the streamer on its Regimental Colour. 2906: 2828: 2717: 2694:(PUC), which is the highest collective award given by the United States: 2472: 2427: 2009: 1994: 1919: 1701: 1685: 1570: 1512:

state that the First, or Senior Colours symbolizes the unit's loyalty to

1218:) or Victory Colours. These are presented to each unit personally by the 885: 645:). Within the TNI, service colours exist for all three service branches. 442:: identical to the Army flag, but with the lower 40% being a gold stripe. 264: 8697: 7359: 7236:

in the centre. The regiment's battle honours are emblazoned on both the

6230:

have been granted additional colours so far in addition to the official

5862: 4883:

has also been awarded a war flag, its cadets having participated in the

154:, the unit colour was an important rallying point for infantry soldiers. 8555:"[ARCHIVED CONTENT] The Royal Artillery – British Army Website" 7625: 7581: 7463: 6317: 6203: 6070: 6031: 5817: 5122:. Standards measure 50 cm × 50 cm with a pike 2 m long. 4817: 4795: 4526:– the Naval Fusiliers Half-Brigade (Cherbourg Naval Fusiliers Company); 3224: 3181: 2997: 2941: 2926: 2914: 2824: 2806: 2566: 2416: 2361: 2307:) do not carry colours at all. Unlike the British Royal Artillery, the 2125: 1693: 932: 819: 225: 8692: 6264:

in 1941 in time for the Second World War, their flags showed the same

4974: 4665:

style military culture (colours, ranks, uniforms, parade pace, etc.).

4089: 2530:

The Royal Highland Fusiliers 2nd Battalion, Royal Regiment of Scotland

2415:'Royal' or the sponsorship of a royal personage in their name) have a 1974:

presenting the prestigious President's Regimental Colours to all five

1347:

the regimental name, abbreviated, below the crescent and star in white

7852:"What North Korea's army flags can teach us about its recent history" 7563: 7233: 6526:

appropriate medal ribbon. The streamers are 3 ft (91 cm) ×

5506:

since 1968 has had a different version of the ensign, flanked by the

4892: 4567: 4219: 3032: 2761:

The RAF in the UK, approved 27 December 1947, presented, 16 May 1951.

2578: 2411: 2381: 1640: 1632: 1513: 1446: 1250: 1109: 890: 566: 7710:

It should not be confused with unit awards of particular decorations

7458: 6560:

onto streamers to consolidate them, having 62 and 34, respectively.

3505: 1574:

of those World War I battalions were amalgamated prior to or during

1186:

The Unit Colour of the 1st Engineer Bataillion, King's Guard of the

1132:

with the unit name below in white in the top and bottom red stripe.

424:: identical to the Army flag, but with the lower 40% coloured green. 35: 8630:

Did Singapore Have to Fall?: Churchill and the Impregnable Fortress

8287: 7797: 7792: 7661: 7108:

Independence and Socialist Fatherland, we will live on and triumph!

6752: 6023: 5841: 5472: 5463:

surrounding it, and the obverse had the unit inscription below the

5424: 4816:

is a gilt bronze openwork spearhead surrounding a black and silver

4651: 4170: 4119:

on one side, and the name or number of the unit on the other side.

3779: 3713: 2743: 2369: 2020:

Artillery and Air Defence Artillery Banners - burgundy red and blue

1407: 751: 339: 291: 198: 5573: 3160:

is always given in the presence of the active colour of the unit.

2937:(worn at the stern, or from the gaff or main yardarm when at sea); 1993:, these are the equivalents to British regimental colours. In the 1560: 7524:

When the Colours are being paraded, they are carried either by a

7447: 7237: 7221: 6198: 5996: 5586: 5415: 4532:

Canonniers marins (Centre d' instruction naval de Saint-Mandrier)

4261:, as a military college, also has a colour which does not carry " 4038:

government order of 19 November 2004 relates to the award of the

3956: 3383: 3299:

The traditional colour of the 7th Surface Combat Flotilla of the

2952: 2632: 2523: 1493: 1246: 1014: 761: 747: 413:

Each branch of the PLA has its own flag, based on the Army Flag (

233: 7252: 4702:, etc.) and even sometimes imported types of French units (e.g. 4044:

battle honour to flags and standards of Army and Services units.

1874:

Given its Commonwealth heritage as a former British colony, the

1042:

Colour of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the MND and ROKAF: Purple

8526:"INTRODUCTION TO THE GUARD HUSSAR REGIMENT`S MOUNTED SQUARDRON" 7493:, the oldest regiment in the British Army, and not part of the 6924: 6510:

spearhead, though the Navy uses different finials on occasion.

6503: 6499: 6334:

Armoured Divisions: Black with coat of arms with title on white

6231: 6043: 6039: 6035: 6030:

formed the Slobid regiments, the banner of which also featured

5964:, who began to introduce imperial symbols in the Cossack army. 5897: 5623: 5141:, while the second (Regimental Colour) is unique to each unit: 5110: 5043:

The regimental colour of the Garderegiment Grenadiers en Jagers

5005: 4813: 4703: 4200: 4114: 4108: 4071:

Regimental colours of the (traditionally) mounted units of the

3130: 2669: 2532:

carries the Assaye Colour awarded as an honorary colour to the

2062: 1962:

President's Colours/Standards/Guidons/Banners of military units

1644: 1538: 491: 381: 8181:

On the war flags of the Armed Forces and the Gendarmerie Corps

6432: 5240:, literally "flags") - carried by foot units - and standards ( 5209:

Each of the commands, units, forces and establishments of the

5168:

Representative Honor Guard Regiment of the Polish Armed Forces

4535:– the Naval Gunners (Saint-Mandrier Naval Instruction Centre); 4004:

The following official documents relate to the colours of the

3091: 1569:

Australian infantry battalions formed just prior to or during

779:: Logistics and Transportation, Military Police, Army Services 8318:"Однороженко Олег. Козацька геральдика в Україні XVI-XVII ст" 8253: 8251: 8249: 8247: 7668: 6715: 6066: 6012: 5992: 5949: 5798: 5531: 5028: 4951:, consists of four-quarters. The Coat of Arms of the current 4935:

Banner of the Swiss Guard with the coat-of arms of commander

3873: 3742:

French, white cross, and English, red cross, fighting at the

2612: 2519: 1957:

The Air Force PSC has an elephant above the Air Force Roundel

1926:

sport President's Service Colours which are their respective

7912:. Department of National Defence. p. 33. Archived from 7665:, a board game where the goal is to capture the enemy's flag 6927:, 32 cm high. Below the lance-head, there is a cravat ( 6392:

as the National Colour, with the unit inscription below the

6277:

For the freedom and independence of the socialist fatherland

5659: 2508:

The 3rd Battalion, Yorkshire Regiment (Duke of Wellington's)

1882:

Presidential Colours to service branches of the armed forces

1780:. The second, known as the Establishment Colour, is held by 1340:

as a National Colour, and thus has distinguishing features:

1222:. The colours are divided into four different designs, for: 8665: 8013:

Williams, Simon, ed. (28 July 2017). "Blue is the colour".

7548: 6316:

tend to follow a mix of the Soviet and US practice, as the

6176: 5957: 5150: 4952: 4711: 4554:École militaire de la flotte (Groupe des écoles du Poulmic) 4510:

1 Régiment de fusiliers marins (École des fusiliers marins)

3103:

Danish Navy, Army and Air Force units carry a unit colour (

2581:; this tradition is maintained by The Rifles, who wear the 2407: 2026:

Light Infantry and Rifle Colours – same as regular infantry

1121: 490:

in the centre. It has a red flagpole with silver spearhead

298: 202: 8244: 7375:

followed the traditions of its foot units having colours (

5987:, the general banner — the Great Banner — still contained 989:

The traditions of military unit and branch colours of the

687:

Colour: Black and the national coat of arms on the reverse

290:

As armies became trained and adopted set formations, each

8261:

Svenska försvarsmaktens fälttecken efter millennieskiftet

7877:"Regimental Colours, Banners, and Flags Past and Present" 7383:, literally "flags"), while mounted units had standards ( 6827: 5840:

left a description of the banners of the troops from the

5521: 4583:

Cadets College (Saint-Mandrier Naval Instruction Centre);

3854:

Regimental flag of the 1st Regiment of Grenadiers of the

8626: 7505:, which presents colours in dismounted parades, and the 7275:

standard is unique, as it has two monograms – with King

6840:

Other shore establishment units and commands of the Navy

5999:

in color. The banner of sea campaigns with the image of

1391:'Tis the deeds that were done 'neath the moth-eaten rag, 349:

Until 2022, what was essentially a large version of the

6957:

Unit colours differ per service branch and speciality.

6244: 5406:

with the facing colours and unit emblem at the centre.

4563:École des mousses (Centre d'instruction naval de Brest) 3378:

The colour of the Kainuu Jaeger Battalion, part of the

3251:

on its two sides. The colour carries the ribbon of the

3168:

units. There were no battle honours awarded during the

845:

is the overall body for the entire armed forces of the

398:

is the overall body for the entire armed forces of the

209:, with standards being emblazoned with the commander's 7881:

Regimental website of the Lincoln and Wetland Regiment

5341:

the letter J in a rhombus over two crossed swords for

5229:

and some fire departments also have national colours.

4605: 4165: 2692:

Presidential Unit Citation/Distinguished Unit Citation

2029:

Service Corps Banners/Colours – per respective colours

1098:

Educational and training institutions: White/Navy blue

993:

are mostly derived from the Western practice with the

600: 7133:

The colours used on the Unit Colours are as follows:

7102:(Chavez Lives On) below, topped with a scarlet star. 6911:

carry a stand of two Colours, differing per service.

5526:

The colours of those regiments that were classed as "

5409:

All these years, the cavalry colours were different.

4557:– the Fleet Military College (Poulmic Schools Group); 4496:) and the Fleet Engineering Cadets College (initials 2573:

carry their battle honours on their drums, while the

2484:

The 1st Battalion, Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment

1437: 1151:

The color facings of the Organizational Colours are:

7509:, which has a strand of colours similar to the HAC. 7482:

action of gunners of the Royal Artillery during the

6193:'s Cossacks and Ukrainian units. In the obverse the 6062:, the previous symbols of the units were abolished. 3863: 2797:, presented 16 September 1970, laid up 27 June 1993. 2767:, approved 27 December 1947, presented 25 July 1952. 2321:

in between the teal and orange stripes on the left.

820:

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of (North Korea)

173:

In military organizations, the practice of carrying

5755:an army unit belonging to the Infantry Branch, the 4183:By tradition, all the Army's rifle battalions (the 3530:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 2951:(worn at the masthead, except when displaced by an 2758:, approved 27 December 1947, presented 6 July 1948. 2622: 1393:When the pole was a staff, and the rag was a flag. 948: 60:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 7747:The medieval "guidon, a name derived from the Fr. 7170:Ultramarine blue: Air Force (formerly light green) 6521:and have the name of the campaign embroidered; or 4450:Regimental flag of the 1st Naval Fusiliers at the 2859:at all of the Royal Hospital's ceremonial events. 2785:, presented 13 July 1961, laid up 30 January 1972. 2475:is present. They are only lowered to the King and 670:Colour: Dark blue with coat of arms on the obverse 651:means the military/service colours in Indonesian. 460:70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China 7161:Burgundy red: Artillery and Air Defence Artillery 7155:Red and Black: Rapid Action (Infantry) Battalions 7143:Yellow: Infantry, Jungle Infantry, Airborne Units 7027:at all. The design is the same as in the Army's. 6791:scarlet and gold tassels if none are authorized. 6253:with the state coat of arms and the motto of the 6042:flags contained the name of the regiment and the 5684:) were decided in model 1944. The colours of the 5217:, which is considered the parade version of the 4866:). This is blue, with a white cross and features 4827:of East Germany, whose unit colours mirrored the 4756:colours: French influence through common culture. 2779:, presented 14 October 1960, laid up 31 May 1976. 2672:emblem carried by regiments who took part in the 676:Colour: Sky blue with coat of arms on the obverse 8704: 7420: 7409: 7403: 7390: 7384: 7303:is a 64 × 64 cm square flag similar to the 6928: 6046:. In contrast to the banners of the rest of the 5896:According to the system, there were regimental, 5261: 5247: 5241: 2335: 1793:: The King's Naval Colour is a variation of the 1365: 708: 702: 697: 646: 640: 588: 580: 8131:French Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs 7955: 7402:In the Portuguese military parlance, a guidon ( 7117:Comandante Supremo de la Revolución Bolivariana 6918:measures 80 × 120 cm, white with the Army 6565:Colors of the Armed Forces of the United States 6215:, grenade and the coat of arms at the corners. 6154:regular Army of the Ukrainian People's Republic 6119:The next congress, defying a ban placed by the 6007:period, there was also a titular red banner of 5574:Colours of the present-day Russian Armed Forces 5554:bore the motto "Death to the German invaders", 4467:) consist of the National Ensign and the jack: 4302:" (Devotion and Discipline), is written under " 4111:with a cartouche bearing the initials "RF" for 4100:Regimental colours are 90 cm × 90 cm 3176:), but some units have battle honours from the 2137:, retired them. These were replaced by the new 2023:Infantry Colours – per respective colour facing 7676: 7333:, but which measures 60 cm × 60 cm. 7187:Light blue and white: Venezuelan Naval Academy 7112:Supreme Commander of the Bolivarian Revolution 5371: 5296: 3999: 3111:) and for the Life Guards a battalion colour ( 2494:The 1st Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers 664:Colour: Green with coat of arms on the obverse 577:and other uniformed institutions are known as 465: 8017:. No. 1424. Royal Air Force. p. 1. 7686: 7536:. In the infantry this role usually falls to 7328: 7322: 7125: 7115: 7097: 7085:National Bolivarian Armed Forces of Venezuela 7022: 7016: 6991: 6985: 6970: 6733: 6397: 6328:and the service or branch colour at the sides 5873:In 1646, for the campaign against the Turks, 5716: 5640: 5634: 5561: 5555: 5541: 5535: 5447: 5441: 5232:The traditional distinction between colours ( 5009: 3892:. Accordingly, battles fought and won by the 2649:The Life Guards: King's cavalry standard only 2496:bears the Drummer's Colour awarded after the 1938:The Navy's PSC, used since 2022, carries the 1389:It does not look likely to stir a man's Soul, 1031:: Air force/sky blue with gold service emblem 770: : Artillery and Air defence Artillery, 642:Panji-Panji Kesatuan/Lambang-Lambang Kesatuan 8659:Royal Naval Handbook of Ceremonial and Drill 8342:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 8123: 8091: 7721: 7713: 7304: 7298: 7292: 7199: 7190:White: Venezuelan Army military high schools 5983:did not in any way affect the ensign of the 5092: 5067:or Afghanistan) (seas included, for example 4799: 4786: 4715: 4587: 4574: 4561: 4552: 4539: 4530: 4521: 4508: 4482: 4462: 4398: 4392: 4377: 4359: 4353: 4316: 4303: 4297: 4274: 4268: 4262: 4249: 4243: 4237: 4206: 4198: 4190: 4184: 4175: 4112: 4101: 4080: 4063: 4019: 4009: 3795: 3138: 3112: 3064: 2823:in the United Kingdom is a variation of the 2655:: King's cavalry standard, regimental guidon 2608:was granted a regimental truncheon in 1966. 2540:, which is paraded every year on Assaye Day. 1639:and other war memorials and churches around 1635:where they are on display in the Crypt. The 1173:AFP GHQ: Air force blue, dark blue and green 911: 879: 864: 858: 382:China, People's Republic of (Mainland China) 8358:"2. Мусульманская угроза - Ужасы на Западе" 8316:наук, Однороженко Олег, доктор історичних. 7827:"FULL LIVE STREAMING PRASPA TNI-POLRI 2019" 7501:This has been the same case for the Indian 7346: 7178:Bolivarian Military University of Venezuela 6975:(combat standard). This is the same as the 6777: 5487:, by the all-Union CEC (before 1924 by the 5467:, which had the Soviet Union state motto (" 5323:Romanian Military colours. Air Force design 4955:is in the first quarter, while the arms of 4901:Unlike the Army, Police and Air Force, the 4771:colours: French influence through prestige. 4541:École navale (Groupe des écoles du Poulmic) 4292:(which is a military unit belonging to the 4236:regimental colours do not carry the motto " 3438:Learn how and when to remove these messages 3321:Finnish Defence Forces International Centre 3070: 2699:Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 1943: 1934:which are gold fringed with modifications: 1728: 1075:Logistics and service support: White/Orange 1063:Artillery and Missile Command: Burgundy red 390:Army flag of the People's Republic of China 8520: 8257: 7849: 7702: 7363:Guidon of a unit of the former Portuguese 6691:, its subordinate units and their colours. 6648: 6420:are heavily following US practice, as the 6343:Naval Academy: White with two blue stripes 5386: 4978:Unit colour of the Hungarian Defence Force 4887:in 1941. Similar flags exist also for the 2925:The colours of His Majesty's ships in the 2838: 2348:at Queen's Birthday Parade on 10 June 2017 1765: – it is a reverse of the 1373: 1203: 1190:during the funeral procession of Princess 1089:Fleet forces and other commands: Navy blue 754:battalions and brigades, Reserve Component 8663: 8505: 8503: 8501: 8082:(Hebrew, 3rd edition, vol. II, pp. 17–18) 8055:"Gardehusarregimentets estandart og fane" 7778:Historical colours, standards and guidons 7756: 7263:Cavalry (armour) units carry a standard ( 7152:Dark blue: Venezuelan Army Special Forces 7021:as their main colour, and do not use the 6352:El Salvador's military colours under the 4741:colours: French influence through legacy. 4570:College (Brest Naval Instruction Centre); 4270:Pour la Patrie, les Sciences et la Gloire 4214: 3838:French Imperial regimental flag with its 3666:Learn how and when to remove this message 3648:Learn how and when to remove this message 3590:Learn how and when to remove this message 3539:"Military colours, standards and guidons" 3488:Learn how and when to remove this message 3303:features a blue merlion adapted from the 1797: – it is white, with the 1676:of the Australian Army, flanked by seven 317:jeopardy of being captured by the enemy. 255:garlanding the regimental colours of the 120:Learn how and when to remove this message 69:"Military colours, standards and guidons" 8465: 8012: 7845: 7843: 7570: 7457: 7358: 7251: 7194: 7184:and Armed Forces Health Sciences Academy 7063:Aside from the three state colours (the 6949:Brazilian military units also carry the 6771: 6751: 6682: 6431: 6162: 6140: 6079: 6065:In 1792, the Zaporozhians were moved to 6015:banners, the red ones with the image of 5966: 5921:, sometimes combined with images of the 5861: 5784: 5658: 5604: 5423:From 1942 onwards, each regiment in the 5414: 5332:two crossed swords for land forces units 5318: 5200: 5161: 5038: 4973: 4930: 4845: 4780: 4634:), French colonial units were sometimes 4445: 4329: 4218: 4169: 4088: 3867: 3090: 2742: 2709:6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 2704:3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 2446: 2356:King's colour of the 1st Battalion, the 2351: 2339: 2124: 1965: 1559: 1499: 1472: 1464: 1441: 1181: 952: 831: 823: 604: 469: 385: 243: 220: 157: 145: 133: 8493:Marine corps drills and ceremony manual 8393: 7606: 7182:Military Academy of the Bolivarian Army 6740:Flags of the United States armed forces 6416:Nicaragua's military colours under the 5489:All-Russian Central Executive Committee 5022:Lithuania's military colours under the 4823:The tradition was also observed by the 4367: 4227:bearing the motto "Honneur et Fidélité" 3619:not related to the topic of the article 2504:) of which it is the direct descendant. 2423:, have a dark green regimental colour. 1533:: The king's colour of the RAAF is the 1255:Head and Chief of the Thai Armed Forces 14: 8705: 8498: 8413: 7327:(standard) of the same pattern as the 7244:, up to a maximum of 22 on each side. 6828:United States Naval Construction Force 6748:Flag of the United States Marine Corps 6396:and the official name of the country ( 5991:on a red background, the flags of the 5979:The unification of the banners of the 5522:Regimental colours of the Guards units 4596:(The Marseille Marine Fire Battalion). 3924:, founded in 1479 during the reign of 3678:In January 1188, in a meeting between 2765:No. 1 School of Technical Training RAF 2602:Sri Lanka Army Special Forces Regiment 1989:, who is the Supreme Commander of the 1910:President's Colour of Indian Air Force 1787:on behalf of the shore establishments. 1761:: The King's Colour of the RAN is the 1387:A moth-eaten rag on a worm-eaten pole, 1103:All ROK Air Force formations: Sky blue 913:위대한 김정일동지를 수반으로 하는 혁명의 수뇌부를 목숨으로 사수하자! 8633:. Taylor & Francis. p. 124. 7883:. Major A. D. Woolley. Archived from 7840: 7547:, most regiments house them in their 6797: 6672: 6239:State Border Guard Service of Ukraine 6175:at the 2017 Independence Day Parade, 6173:State Border Guard Service of Ukraine 5844:who appeared to fight the crusaders. 5773:the regiments of the Amphibious Corps 5704:(I 1) and the standard of the former 5514:on the top sides of the star, as the 5173:The standard military colours of the 4457:The Colours worn by the ships of the 2442: 2426:The colours of the five regiments of 2014:Cavalry Standards – per colour facing 1898:President's Colour of the Indian Navy 847:Democratic People's Republic of Korea 8183:, Gazette issue A-98/1980, pp. 1486. 8179:Presidential Decree 348 /17-4-1980, 7850:Tertitskiy, Fyodor (10 April 2018). 6969:carry one main colour, known as the 6942:'s flag uses dark blue colours; the 6776:U.S. Naval Infantry Battalion flag, 6368:Honduran military colours under the 6299:or support unit) is in the reverse. 6245:Yugoslavia and post-Yugoslav nations 3601: 3528:adding citations to reliable sources 3499: 3444: 3403: 2986:Naval Aviation Command (ACOS (AV)), 2855:. This is now paraded by a party of 2747:King's Colour of the Royal Air Force 2500:to the 5th Regiment of Foot, (later 2488:Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) 2108:Singaporean military colours of the 2086:Colour of the Malaysian Armed Forces 1717:Canadian Special Operations Regiment 1140:Philippine military colours are the 1086:Colours of units under the ROK Navy 1051:Colours of units under the ROK Army 1007:: Blue and white with service emblem 58:adding citations to reliable sources 29: 8627:Kevin Blackburn; Karl Hack (2004). 7956:Australian Army (6 December 2016). 7681:("standard"), while in Italian the 7127:Libertad, Soberania e Independencia 6655:Flag of the United States Air Force 6136:the golden sign of Prince Volodymyr 6054:banners contained the image of the 5743:(S 1) and the colour of the former 5540:motto and the abbreviation "USSR" ( 5027:bi-colour of red/green and bearing 4606:Nations of the former French Empire 4600: 4517:Regiment (Naval Fusiliers College); 4166:Rifle battalions (chasseurs à pied) 3083:on the reverse, in straight lines. 2971:of the reigning monarch within the 2577:also had theirs inscribed on their 2551:regard their guns as their colours. 2080:Service Colour/Regimental Camp Flag 2017:Cavalry Guidons – same as standards 1738:Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment 1449:presents the King's Colours to the 828:The KPA's first flag, used in 1948. 601:National colour and service colours 540:Republic of China Air Force Academy 24: 7431: 7122:Freedom, Sovereignty, Independence 6312:Cuba's military colours under the 6285:League of Communists of Yugoslavia 5776:the wings of the Swedish Air Force 5618:have a single colour based on the 5485:Revolutionary Red Banner of Honour 5263:Esta é a Ditosa Pátria Minha Amada 5086:On the reverse is the arms of the 4939:, Pope Francis and Pope Julius II. 4927:Flag of the Pontifical Swiss Guard 4386:), instruction centre, college or 4048: 3724:(modelled after the Ancient Roman 3460:tone or style may not reflect the 3227:helmet symbolizing armoured force. 2738: 2645:has the following unique colours: 2555: 2502:The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers 2083:Flag of Malaysia (National Colour) 1438:Australia, Canada, and New Zealand 1402:on seeing some old Colours of the 547:Republic of China Military Academy 474:Army flag of the Republic of China 25: 8729: 8686: 7994:from the original on 3 April 2007 7279:'s monogram in top right corner. 6376:is treated as a National Colour. 6372:heavily follow US models, as the 6356:heavily follow US models, as the 6320:is treated as a National Colour. 6251:Flag of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia 6003:was white, besides it, after the 5671:The design of the colours of the 3864:Battle honours on current colours 3419:This section has multiple issues. 2996:Submarine Command (CAPTFASFLOT), 2827:with its dimensions altered. The 2659: 2324: 1535:Royal Australian Air Force Ensign 1356:Similar to Chinese practice, the 1260:These colours are similar to the 525:Republic of China Military Police 8315: 7341:The two hussar regiments of the 7336: 7130:) below the title, all in gold. 6848: 6633: 6621: 6609: 6597: 6585: 6573: 6427: 6314:Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces 6302: 6260:With the birth of the communist 5801:, holy and princely symbols and 5563:Smyert' Nyemyetskim zahvatchikam 5465:coat of arms of the Soviet Union 4761: 4746: 4731: 4668: 4478:, or is named after such a ship; 4441: 3847: 3831: 3824:Compagnies Franches de la Marine 3807: 3787: 3771: 3755: 3735: 3606: 3504: 3470:guide to writing better articles 3449: 3408: 3394:which formed and fought nearby. 3371: 3355: 3332: 3312: 3292: 3276: 3260: 3232: 3212: 3196: 2862: 2851:presented the hospital with the 2623:Colours in the cavalry regiments 2410:fabric, and with the regiment's 2241:No. 9 Attack Helicopter Squadron 1903: 1891: 1851: 1836: 1821: 1746:Queen Alexandra's Mounted Rifles 1665:Royal Military College, Duntroon 1319:Colours of the Royal Guard units 1312: 1307:Royal Thai Air Force Unit Colour 1300: 1288: 1276: 949:Korea, Republic of (South Korea) 656:Indonesian National Armed Forces 610:Indonesian National Armed Forces 571:Indonesian National Armed Forces 34: 8664:Swinburne, H. Lawrence (1911). 8620: 8598: 8572: 8547: 8514: 8486: 8459: 8438: 8375: 8350: 8309: 8226: 8204: 8186: 8173: 8143: 8116: 8099: 8085: 8065: 8047: 7741: 7731: 7575: 7543:When the Colours are not being 6720:Great Seal of the United States 6182:With restored independence the 5692:Exceptions from this rule are: 5614:Standard colours: Units of the 5512:Order of the October Revolution 5189:) are at the reverse while the 4798:have only a single Colour. The 4594:Marseille Marine Fire Battalion 4281:, awarded in 1901 by President 3515:needs additional citations for 3427:or discuss these issues on the 3390:, as well as the symbol of the 2235:No. 4 (VIP) Helicopter Squadron 2129:President's Colour of Sri Lanka 1771:Naval Chapel, Garden Island NSW 1478:Prince Charles, Prince of Wales 1146:Armed Forces of the Philippines 552:Republic of China Naval Academy 45:needs additional citations for 8258:Braunstein, Christian (2004). 8037:"Colours of the Royal Marines" 8029: 8006: 7980: 7949: 7923: 7899: 7869: 7819: 7751:, was somewhat similar to the 7619: 7470:In regiments of the (British) 7216:is a corruption of the French 7035:The main state colours of the 6864:Argentine National Gendarmerie 6822:Flag of the United States Navy 6804:Flag of the United States Navy 6679:Flag of the United States Army 6347: 6148:posing with a blue-yellow flag 6121:Russian Provisional Government 6092:Following the collapse of the 5952:— one side was to contain the 5338:an anchor for the Naval Forces 5071:), or to a military campaign ( 5034: 4325: 4205:) and the flag of the Rifles ( 4186:bataillons de chasseurs à pied 3818:regimental flags inspired the 3706:and the appearance of the new 2229:No. 2 Heavy Transport Squadron 2189:– 1972, laid up 20 August 1992 1480:, presents new colours to the 1202:is given a colour called the " 1135: 997:treated as a National Colour. 991:Republic of Korea Armed Forces 748:Army Strategic Reserve Command 729:, the speciality colours are: 632:is used as a national colour. 511:Republic of China Marine Corps 497:Republic of China Armed Forces 216: 13: 1: 8234:"Флаги России-VEXILLOGRAPHIA" 7808: 7354: 6897:Flag of the Army of the Andes 6834:Naval Construction Battalions 5456:The colour was gold fringed. 5350:Romanian Intelligence Service 5314:Romanian Intelligence Service 4288:Since 1880, the motto of the 4095:22nd Marine Infantry Regiment 3689: 3628:or discuss this issue on the 3253:Order of the Cross of Liberty 3129:cipher in the upper fly. The 3014:Britannia Royal Naval College 2920: 2516:Honourable East India Company 2336:Line infantry and foot guards 1999:regimental/battalion insignia 1721:Royal Canadian Infantry Corps 1713:Royal Canadian Armoured Corps 1680:on small gold-edged scrolls: 1023:: Scarlet with service emblem 881:조선로동당의 혁명적무장력인 조선인민군 제425 군부대 799:Mobile Brigade Corps (Police) 698:Colours of commands and below 276: 8468:"Flags of the U.S. Marine C" 8383:"US ARMY CAMPAIGN STREAMERS" 8093:Bulletin officiel des armées 7836:– via www.youtube.com. 7813: 7512: 7491:Honourable Artillery Company 7247: 7110:) below and the inscription 7078: 6946:flag uses ultramarine blue. 6893:Argentina's independence war 6853: 6540: in (7.0 cm). The 6411: 6224:Ukrainian Air Assault Forces 6204:For Ukraine, for her Freedom 6130:approved the project of the 5807:Galicia-Volynia principality 5609:Standard Spanish Army Colour 5469:Workers of the world, unite! 5310:Minister of Internal Affairs 5306:Minister of National Defence 5205:National colours of Portugal 5017: 4452:Bastille Day Military Parade 4254:(85th Infantry of the line). 2809:, presented 31 October 1997. 2629:British Army's cavalry units 2545:Honourable Artillery Company 2120: 2103: 1592:South West Pacific campaigns 1524: 1257:(จอมทัพไทย: Chomthap Thai). 1243:Temple of the Emerald Buddha 1066:Air defence artillery: Green 560: 532:Ministry of National Defence 7: 8582:. Firepower. Archived from 8435:. Retrieved 16 August 2006. 8410:. Retrieved 16 August 2006. 7766: 7646: 7486:was to destroy their guns. 7282: 7041:National Police of Colombia 7037:Military Forces of Colombia 7030: 6363: 6171:presents the colour to the 5995:and palanquins were mostly 5562: 5557:Смерть Немецким захватчикам 5536: 5449:Za nashu sovyetskuyu rodinu 5448: 5196: 4920: 4804:is a square version of the 4315:'s colour has seven lines: 4232:Since 1844, the obverse of 4079:, and Materiel, are called 4000:Latest official regulations 2911:Distinguished Unit Citation 2664:Woven onto the colours are 2518:following their actions at 2053:are the flags given by the 2044: 1295:Royal Thai Navy Unit Colour 1283:Royal Thai Army Unit Colour 1204: 1177: 866:조국의 통일, 독립과 인민의 자유와 행복을 위하여 772:Indonesian Military Academy 518:Republic of China Air Force 466:China, Republic of (Taiwan) 333: 309:Regiments tended to adopt " 10: 8734: 8650: 8470:. Seaflags. Archived from 7931:"New Colours for the RCAF" 7560:presented with new Colours 7444:United States armed forces 7435: 7312: 7226:3rd The King's Own Hussars 7073:Flag of the Treinta y Tres 7058: 6872:Argentine Naval Prefecture 6801: 6737: 6734:United States Marine Corps 6676: 6652: 6592:United States Marine Corps 6038:. The reverse side of the 5803:ancestral tridents-bidents 5780: 5577: 5461:Supreme Soviet of the USSR 5286: 5088:Kingdom of the Netherlands 4969: 4924: 4776: 4694:, the Chilean Army of the 4313:Saint-Cyr Military College 3307:, striking with a trident. 3203:The colour of the Finnish 3146: 3086: 3058: 2819:The King's colour for the 2773:, presented 17 March 1953. 2328: 2289:Naval and Maritime Academy 2223:No. 1 Flying Training Wing 2193:Sri Lanka Military Academy 2092:Royal Johor Military Force 1997:, these colours carry the 1531:Royal Australian Air Force 1377: 1351: 1013:: Blue with white canton ( 685:Indonesian National Police 575:Indonesian National Police 400:People's Republic of China 323: 257:35th Bengal Light Infantry 193:some 5,000 years ago. The 8466:McMillan, Joseph (2001). 8406:20 September 2006 at the 8399:U.S. Army Press Release, 8125:Les drapeaux de la Marine 7907:"Cadet Instructors Cadre" 7722: 7714: 7603:and carried out at 2100. 7534:non-commissioned officers 6902: 6818:Jack of the United States 6640:United States Coast Guard 6628:United States Space Force 6515:campaign/battle streamers 6490:of equal dimensions in a 6379: 6293: 6209:National Guard of Ukraine 6126:On January 27, 1918, the 6073:was located, forming the 5730:Wendes Artillery Regiment 5682:Swedish Coastal Artillery 5654: 5556: 5542: 5479:inside (both were on the 5443:За нашу советскую родину! 5442: 5295:, "The military colours ( 5223:National Republican Guard 5157: 5132: 5107:Military Order of William 4863: 4841: 4588: 4575: 4562: 4553: 4540: 4531: 4522: 4509: 4388:Republican Guard Regiment 4250: 3796: 3399: 3053: 2803:, presented 12 June 1989. 2801:Royal Auxiliary Air Force 2791:, presented 26 June 1969. 2724:, and the 1st Battalion, 2003:recognized battle honours 1650:While the colours of the 1594:during World War II. The 1549:provincial floral emblems 1486:Toronto Scottish Regiment 1327: 1213: 1072:Special operations: Black 942:Worker-Peasant Red Guards 912: 880: 865: 859: 488:Blue Sky with a White Sun 7988:"Army Flags (Australia)" 7935:Royal Canadian Air Force 7695: 7584:and other navies of the 7555:and secured every night. 7321:, cavalry units carry a 7049:Coat of arms of Colombia 6960: 6868:Argentine Federal Police 6766:The Star-Spangled Banner 6399:Estados Unidos Mexicanos 5855:and the campaign of the 5836:. The Polish chronicler 5830:Grand Duchy of Lithuania 5820:troops took part in the 5678:Swedish Amphibious Corps 5600: 5481:flag of the Soviet Union 5394:In the 18th century the 5166:Military colours of the 5081:Netherlands Marine Corps 4994: 4984:Hungarian Defence Forces 4868:St George and the Dragon 4632:French Equatorial Africa 4548:(Poulmic Schools Group); 4476:Free French Naval Forces 4299:Dévouement et Discipline 4225:2nd Foreign Infantry Rgt 2813:Royal Air Force Regiment 2726:Gloucestershire Regiment 2594:Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 2430:have the pattern of the 2376:and the armies of other 2301:Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment 2172:Sri Lanka Armoured Corps 2154:Sri Lanka Light Infantry 1869: 1767:Australian national flag 1656:Australian national flag 1590:which saw action in the 1545:Royal Canadian Air Force 1482:Royal Regiment of Canada 1362:People's Army of Vietnam 1078:Reserve units: Dark blue 590:Pasukan Tanda Kehormatan 516:The colours used by the 396:People's Liberation Army 8677:Encyclopædia Britannica 8137:10 October 2012 at the 8133:website (pdf download) 8105:(A) NORDEF0452926A, by 8077:A history of the Latin 7783:Presentation of Colours 7773:Glossary of vexillology 7586:Commonwealth of Nations 7453: 7273:Guard Hussar Regiment's 7200:Commonwealth of Nations 6649:United States Air Force 6616:United States Air Force 6418:Nicaraguan Armed Forces 6354:Salvadoran Armed Forces 6307: 6220:93rd Mechanized Brigade 6195:Coat of arms of Ukraine 6184:Armed Forces of Ukraine 6158:Ukrainian Galician Army 6146:Ukrainian Galician Army 6071:Tmutarakan Principality 5508:Order of the Red Banner 5496:Order of the Red Banner 5387:Russia and Soviet Union 5312:or the director of the 5211:Portuguese Armed Forces 5179:God, Honour, Fatherland 5024:Lithuanian Armed Forces 4989:Coat of arms of Hungary 4073:Armoured Cavalry Branch 3097:Guard Hussar Regiment's 3018:Surface Flotilla (MWS, 2913:for its service in the 2845:Royal Hospital, Chelsea 2839:Royal Hospital, Chelsea 2716:In the United Kingdom, 2247:No. 10 Fighter Squadron 2070:Independence Day Parade 1763:Australian White Ensign 1752: 1670:Australian Coat of Arms 1555: 1380:Commonwealth of Nations 1374:Commonwealth of Nations 1200:Royal Thai Armed Forces 1142:Flag of the Philippines 1115: 875:Workers' Party of Korea 815:: Army Aviation Command 530:Units reporting to the 328: 8124: 8092: 7990:. Flags of the World. 7958:"The Duntroon Colours" 7687: 7677: 7467: 7438:Guidon (United States) 7421: 7410: 7404: 7391: 7385: 7380: 7368: 7347: 7343:Royal Netherlands Army 7329: 7323: 7305: 7299: 7293: 7291:, mounted units carry 7268: 7260: 7173:Maroon: National Guard 7126: 7116: 7098: 7023: 7017: 6992: 6986: 6971: 6929: 6909:Brazilian Armed Forces 6881:Regiment of Patricians 6860:Argentine Armed Forces 6787: 6778: 6769: 6744:Guidon (United States) 6692: 6689:130th Engineer Brigade 6513:Each service attaches 6466:United States military 6461: 6398: 6394:Coat of arms of Mexico 6228:Ukrainian Marine Corps 6179: 6149: 6132:Ukrainian naval ensign 6128:Ukrainian Central Rada 6089: 6075:Black Sea Cossack Army 5976: 5870: 5793: 5745:Royal Uppland Regiment 5718:Skånska dragonbrigaden 5717: 5713:South Scanian Regiment 5668: 5641: 5635: 5610: 5595:Ribbon of Saint George 5420: 5372: 5324: 5297: 5293:Romanian General Staff 5262: 5248: 5242: 5237: 5227:Public Security Police 5206: 5186: 5170: 5151:Royal Norwegian Guards 5116:Royal Military Academy 5093: 5044: 5010: 4979: 4940: 4917:use the Navy pattern. 4851: 4850:Hellenic Army War Flag 4825:National People's Army 4800: 4791: 4787: 4716: 4673:As one of the World's 4483: 4463: 4454: 4399: 4393: 4378: 4360: 4354: 4345: 4317: 4304: 4298: 4275: 4269: 4263: 4244: 4238: 4228: 4215:Other specific colours 4207: 4199: 4191: 4185: 4180: 4176: 4113: 4102: 4097: 4081: 4064: 4029:Defence Health service 4020: 4010: 3881: 3153:Finnish Defence Forces 3139: 3113: 3108: 3100: 3079:on the obverse and in 3071: 3065: 3063:Infantry units have a 2895:: Old gold and scarlet 2869:Corps of Royal Marines 2815:, presented July 2017. 2748: 2674:Egypt campaign of 1801 2498:Battle of Wilhelmsthal 2452: 2365: 2349: 2346:Royal Bermuda Regiment 2130: 2110:Singapore Armed Forces 2051:Malaysian Armed Forces 1979: 1944: 1940:Lion Capital of Ashoka 1860:Royal New Zealand Navy 1806:Royal New Zealand Navy 1729: 1725:Canadian national flag 1565: 1505: 1497: 1470: 1462: 1428:The Soul of a Regiment 1420: 1396: 1366: 1205:Thong Chai Chalermphol 1195: 1095:Service support: White 1017:with crossed anchors) 986: 838: 829: 709: 703: 647: 641: 637:Municipal Police units 625: 589: 581: 504:Republic of China Navy 475: 391: 287: 261:Bengal Native Infantry 241: 236:for the capture of an 170: 169:(1911), oil on canvas. 163:Stitching the Standard 155: 143: 8421:"U.S. Army FM 3-21.5" 8238:www.vexillographia.ru 8096:, 27, 9 novembre 2007 7571:Ceremonies of colours 7503:Regiment of Artillery 7461: 7392:estandartes nacionais 7371:Until the 1960s, the 7362: 7258:Guard Hussar Regiment 7255: 7195:Guidons and standards 7176:Dark blue and white: 7149:Green: Army Engineers 7018:estandarte de combate 6972:estandarte de combate 6775: 6755: 6686: 6435: 6370:Honduran Armed Forces 6222:(Ground Forces), the 6191:Imperial Russian Army 6166: 6144: 6110:Imperial Russian Army 6083: 5970: 5909:was the image of the 5879:Khmelnytskyj uprising 5865: 5788: 5741:Royal Signal Regiment 5663:Guards colour of the 5662: 5608: 5418: 5404:Order of Saint George 5396:Imperial Russian Army 5322: 5276:Order of Christ Cross 5258:National coat of arms 5249:estandartes nacionais 5204: 5191:Polish military eagle 5165: 5120:Royal Military School 5042: 4977: 4934: 4915:Hellenic Fire Service 4881:Hellenic Army Academy 4849: 4784: 4700:Imperial Russian Army 4449: 4379:Gendarmerie nationale 4343:BA112 Reims-Champagne 4333: 4277:Défense de Paris 1814 4222: 4208:Drapeau des chasseurs 4177:Drapeau des chasseurs 4173: 4148:Reverse of a colour: 4137:Obverse of a colour: 4092: 4033:Military Fuel Service 3922:1st Infantry Regiment 3871: 3856:French Imperial Guard 3617:may contain material 3205:Guard Jaeger Regiment 3172:(co-belligerent with 3094: 3044:Royal Fleet Auxiliary 2789:Central Flying School 2756:RAF College, Cranwell 2746: 2643:The Household Cavalry 2606:Royal Ranger Regiment 2600:, was granted to the 2565:in the British Army, 2534:74th Regiment of Foot 2512:76th Regiment of Foot 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