Admiral (Thailand)

Last modified: 2007-11-10 by eugene ipavec
Keywords: admiral | wheels: 4 (white) | chakras: 4 (white) |
Links: FOTW homepage | search | disclaimer and copyright | write us | mirrors

1:1
image by Jaume Ollé and Eugene Ipavec

• Description

See also:

• Chakra (wheel) on Thai military flags
• Admiral and General of the Navy 1936-1979 (Thailand)
• Naval Rank Flags (Thailand)

Source: Barraclough and Crampton 1981.

Calvin Paige Herring, 29 May 1998

Blue flag with four white chakras, one in each corner. The change from three chakras to four for an Admiral was made in 1979, so this is how old this flag is, presumably. Previously the four-chakras flag, additionally defaced with an emblem in the middle, was used by Naval Marshal or Grossadmiral (depending on the source, but obviously for a higher ranks that we may today translate as Admiral of the Fleet maybe). Flaggenbuch showes the yellow naval badge (as in naval jack) to be set in the middle while Singha beer describes two crowned crossed white anchors.

Flags of the World is produced and maintained by an Editorial Staff of unpaid volunteers and the contents of these pages are offered freely to the Internet community.
This Fotw.net mirror is sponsored by MrFlag.com (for flag and bunting ). Web design and eCommerce for MrFlag.com by Wired Media .