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Military Flags 1931-1939 (Spain)

Last modified: 2006-02-25 by santiago dotor
Keywords: air force region | academy: artillery and engineers | academia de artillería e ingenieros | coat of arms: quartered (castle: yellow) | coat of arms: quartered (lion: purple) | crown: mural (yellow) |
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  • Vexilología Militar. Antecedentes y Evolución de las Banderas en España 1700-1978 (Military Vexillology. Origins and Evolution of Flags in Spain 1700-1978, Spanish text only) 1700-1808 and 1808-1978 by Luis Sorando [smz], at the Nec Pluribus Impar website
  • Banderas Militares (Military Flags, Spanish text only) by Sergio Camero:

First Air Force Region 1931-1939

Primera Región Aérea

[1st Air Force Region 1931-1939 (Spanish Civil War)]
by Roberto Pla

Roberto Pla, webmaster of the unofficial (but very good) Ejército del Aire website (Spanish Air Force) sent me this image of the flag of the 1st Air (Force) Region during the Second Spanish Republic (1931-1939). His source is a photograph he took of the actual flag in the Spanish Air Museum.

Santiago Dotor, 1 March 2001

Artillery and Engineers' Academy 1931-1939

Academia de Artillería e Ingenieros

[Artillery and Engineers' Academy 1931-1939 (Spain)]
by Sergio Camero, coat-of-arms by Luis Miguel Arias

This flag follows the new design approved by the Government of the Second Republic in the Ordinance of 27th April 1931:

(...) Flags of [Military] Units shall be of the same shape and dimensions as the Regulation ones used up to now (...) Flagpoles shall be of the same shape and dimensions as the current ones (...)
A later Order of 6th May 1931 specified that the flags should have a 1 m side. Another change is of course the purple colour of the lower stripe, and the size of the stripes which became of equal width, each 1/3 of the flag's height. The Burgundy Cross also disappears except in Legión pennants (guiones and banderines). The arms was modified and the royal crown replaced with a mural one. Source: Antonio Manzano Lahoz, Las Banderas Históricas del Ejército Español.

Sergio Camero, 25 January 2002

44th Division, 145th Mixed Brigade

[44th Division, 145th Mixed Brigade 1931-1939 (Spain)]
by Sergio Camero, coat-of-arms by Luis Miguel Arias

Flag of the republican army belonging to the 145 Mixed Brigade. It was auctioned in Paris in 2002. Source: Luis Sorando Muzás.

Sergio Camero, 25 January 2002