Soviet Navy, 1924-1935 (first flag pattern)

Last modified: 2007-10-27 by antónio martins
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• Naval Ensign (1923-1935)
• Jack and fortress flag (1924-1932)

• Soviet Navy, 1924-1935 (first flag pattern)
  • High ranks (ca. 1924-1935)
  • Naval ranks (1924-1935)
  • Auxilliary vessels (1924-1935)
  • Border flotilla (1924-1935)
• Soviet Navy
• Soviet Union

Naval Ensign (1923-1935)

Naval flag [i.e. naval ensign] of USSR (1923-1935).
Željko Heimer, 13 Apr 1999, quoting from Flag-znamya korablya, 07 Mar 1999

Jack and fortress flag (1924-1932)

Jack and fortress flag (1924-1932).
Željko Heimer, 13 Apr 1999, quoting from Flag-znamya korablya, 07 Mar 1999

Adopted 29 august 1924 and replaced on 8 july 1935.
Victor Lomantsov, 18 Mar 2000

Why the Jack alone was changed in 1932? The answer is obvious enough: the pre-1932 Jack was too closely related to the Tsarist Jack.
Miles Li, 21 Dec 1999

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