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Air Force ensign - Images by Miles Li & Joe McMillan, 25 November 2008
Left, correct version;
Right, erroneous version shown in Flaggenbuch
[neu92]
The Air Force ensign was blue with a white cross, a yellow crown
inside a white ring in canton and a blue-white-blue roundel in the
middle. The Air Force ensign as shown in Flaggenbuch
[neu92] did not have the white ring
around the crown, which is one of the few possible errors of
Flaggenbuch.
The adoption date of the flags used by the Royal Hellenic Air Force is unknown. Their use was most probably suppressed during the First Republic (1924-1935). They were abolished in 1970.
Tom Gregg & Miles Li, 5 February 2004
Air Force pennant - Image by Miles Li, 18 November 2006
Flaggenbuch [neu92] shows the Air Force pennant as blue with a white Greek cross near the hoist and three thin vertical white stripes.
Miles Li, 27 November 2004
Civil air ensign - Image by Miles Li & Joe McMillan, 25 December 2008
According to Flaggenbuch [neu92], the Air Force ensign, without the crown in the first quarter, was the civil air ensign as well.
Tom Gregg, 11 February 1997
Flag of the Minister of the Air Force - Images by Miles Li & Joe McMillan, 25 December 2008
Left, correct version;
Right, erroneous version shown in Flaggenbuch
[neu92]
The flag of the Ministry of the Air Force was a square version of the Air Force ensign. The Air Force ensign as shown in Flaggenbuch [neu92] did not have the white ring around the crown, which is one of the few possible errors of Flaggenbuch.
Miles Li, 7 August 2008
Flag of the Commander of the Civil Air Force - Image by Ivan Sache, 27 November 2004
According to Flaggenbuch [neu92], the flag of the Commander of the Civil Air Force was a square white flag with a blue saltire and a white blue roundel in the middle. The number "II", in black, was placed in the first quarter.
Ivan Sache, 27 November 2004