Uruguayan naval ranks ensigns in 1929

Last modified: 2004-12-28 by francisco gregoric
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• Presentation
  

• Masthead Pennant
• Senior Officer as Chief of Division (non-Flag Office)
• Senior Officer as Commander of two or more ships
• Pilot Flag

• Uruguay
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• Uruguayan Naval ranks ensigns
• Uruguayan Naval ranks ensigns in 1939

Presentation

In the 1929 edition of Flaggenbuch there are several variations of flags used at sea that are obsolete nowadays, and that do not appear in present day publications.
Francisco Gregoric, 10 Aug 2004

Masthead (comission) Pennant

Masthead Pennant ratio: 1:15~
Another slight variation
Zeljko Heimer, 12 Jul 2004

Senior Officer as Chief of Division (non-Flag Office)

This flag is hoisted at main mast instead of the mastehad pennant.
Ratio: 5:7~
The national flag in form of a swallow-tail.
Zeljko Heimer, 13 Jul 2004

Senior Officer as Commander of two or more ships

This flag is hoisted at main mast instead of the mastehad pennant.
Ratio: 4:7~
The national flag is form of a triangular pennant (with the stripes convergating towards the fly).
Zeljko Heimer, 13 Jul 2004

Pilot Flag

Ratio: 8:11
A blue flag pierced white, or if you prefer less poetic description a blue flag with white rectangular patch in the middle.
Zeljko Heimer, 13 Jul 2004

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