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A new flag for Syria, 2024

A new flag for Syria, 2024

Under Assad, Syria's flag featured horizontal red, white and black stripes, with two green stars across the central white stripe.  Post revolution, Syria flies a new flag design, replacing the red stripe with a green one and features three red stars along the white stripe - the official flag of the Syrian rebels.

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Origins of the Vimpel

Origins of the Vimpel

The vimpel, also known as a pennon or a small flag, has a rich and intriguing history that dates back centuries. This distinctive triangular-shaped flag has been used by various cultures and civilisations as a symbol of identity, pride, and belonging.

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The History of the Flag of Israel

The History of the Flag of Israel

The flag of Israel is a symbol of national pride and identity. It represents the rich history and culture of the Jewish people, as well as the establishment and independence of the modern State of Israel. The flag has undergone several changes throughout history, each reflecting significant events and ideologies.
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The History of the Palestinian Flag

The History of the Palestinian Flag

The Palestinian flag is a powerful symbol of national identity and struggle. Its design and colors hold significant historical and political meaning.
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Understanding the Hurricane Code Flag

Understanding the Hurricane Code Flag

The hurricane code flag is a crucial tool used by authorities to communicate the severity of a storm and the necessary actions to be taken by the public.
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Inglefield clips

Inglefield clips are one of the very best types of fitting for flying flags at sea... Flag Studio explains their origin and use.
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The Tudor flag at sea

The Tudor flag at sea

"The characteristic flag of the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I was the striped ensign, which developed out of the striped deck level flags used on the ships of Henvry VIII's navy. Both the word 'ensign' (of which a 16th Century variant was 'ancient') and the use of striped flags seem to have originated in military use
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