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Kenyan Air Force flags

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[Kenyan air force] image by Mark Sensen, 22 June 1997

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Kenya Air Force flag
 

Source: [ped80]
Barraclough and Crampton 1981 also say:
"The Air Force Ensign follows the same pattern as that of Britain, with the National Flag in the canton, and the target, coloured inwards black, white, red, green, in the fly." Source: [bcr81], page 151. I wonder whether this is just an omission of the second white fimbriation or whether such a target actually existed.
Santiago Dotor, 23 February 2000


Aircraft Marking


 

[Kenyan Aircraft Marking] image by Željko Heimer, 30 Mar 2002

Roundel in national colours as concentric cycles.
Source: Album 2000.
Željko Heimer, 30 Mar 2002

Kenya Airforce was formed in 01 June 1964.
[cos98] and [whe86] report the same roundel and fin flash as on this page.
However, while both and Album 2000. report the fin flash as vertical stripes, the photo at this page show it as horizontal stripes.
Government planes use national flag as fin flash as seen at this site.
Dov Gutterman, 19 Jun 2004


Fin Flash

 

[Kenyan fin flash] image by Dov Gutterman, 10 October 1999

National colours in vertical pattern. Album 2000 shows the stripes "dexter-to-sinister" green-red-black with white fimbriations. However, [cos98] clearly shows that the black should come first, towards the plane front.
Source: Album 2000.
Željko Heimer, 30 Mar 2002


Air Force Colour

 

image by Miles Li, 04 Jan 2008


In both the Kenya Army and the Kenya Air Force, the Colours (ceremonial flag) of regiments come in pairs: the Presidential Colour and Regimental Colour.


The Air Force Colour, modelled after the Queen's Colour of the Royal Air Force is a square, golden fringed, air force blue flag, presumably 3 feet 9 inches each side, with the abovementioned Presidential Colour in the canton with the Air Force badge in the centre, and the Air Force roundel in the lower fly.
Miles Li, 04 Jan 2008