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zachary harden
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(3:4)
image by Željko Heimer
Adopted 12 April 1996. Ratio: 3:4 (60X80 cm.).
Željko Heimer
According to Album 2000 [pay00]
- Minister of Defence (3:4) - Swallow-tailed national tricolour
edges on non-hoist edges with the tricolour fringe.
Željko Heimer, 2 November 2001
Your rendition is OK, (Image 1) although the real pennant has a national-colored edge, but
it is not part of the pennant, the manufacturer closes the edges of ensings and
pennants by this way in order to longer usability (as you also suggested it).
Zoltan Horvath, 04 October 2014
image by Željko Heimer, 15 Sepember 2014
Concering the image at L'Album 2000 [pay00] (Fig 6. Seniority pennant):
There is not mention of the leaves around the shield, and the
shape of corner peieces is unclear. Also, I don't remember seing
anything defining the "wolf-teeth" along the outer
edges not to be equilateral triangles.
Željko Heimer, 5 January 2001
The law states :"without tenants of branches.." ,
and the shape of corner pieces is unclear. the law states
:"half-corners, green".
Armand Noel du Payrat, 12 January 2001
Adopted 12 April 1996. Ratio: 3:4 (60x80 cm.).
According to Album 2000 [pay00]
- Senior Officer Afloat (3:4) - Triangular white flag with coat
of arms near the hoist (without the branches) and with triangular
wofl-teeth along edges (7 at hoist, 11 at each side) and green
corner-pieces.
Željko Heimer, 2 November 2001
The commission pennant and the ministerial flag need no updates, I guess, but
the senior officer's pennant does so very much. Although I haven't
found a photo of it, the
Wikipedia seems to be closer to what it might actually look like.
Anyway, although these may still not be 100% correct regarding the
edge and cornerpieces, they must be way better then my 2001 gifs we
still display. I would be glad if we could make them even better
eventually, but in the mean time, they should serve.
Željko Heimer, 15 Sepember 2014
Your image is perfect (image). I have only one comment. I prefer when you used
Hungarian coat of arms
version of your 2001 renditions, because it seems to be more black-contoured
crown on recently posted ensings than previous ones.
This pennant is used when a commander stays on aboard of a vessel who has higher
rank than its original commander (except the Minister of Defense, who has an own
pennant).
Zoltan Horvath, 04 October 2014
