Army Rank Flags 1929-1930 (Spain)

Banderas para automóviles del Ejército

Last modified: 2005-03-05 by santiago dotor
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• Introduction
• Royal Standard (for vehicles carrying members of the royal family)
• Flag for the Minister of the Army and other high military authorities (Captain General of the Army, General in Chief, General High Commander of the Military Forces in Morocco / Ministro del Ejército, Capitán General del Ejército, General en Jefe o General Jefe Superior de las Fuerzas Militares de Marruecos)
• Flag for a Captain General of a Military Region and other high army authorities (Captain General of a Military Region, Army Corps General, Commissioned Lieutenant General / Capitán General de Región, General de Cuerpo del Ejército, Teniente General con cargo)
• Flag for a Flag for a Military Governor or a General Commanding a Region in Africa, holding the rank of Division General (Gobernador militar o General Jefe de circunscripción en África que sean General de División)
• Flag for a Flag for a Military Governor or a General Commanding a Region in Africa, holding the rank of Brigade General (Gobernador militar o General Jefe de circunscripción en África que sean General de Brigada)

See also:

• Army Rank Flags 1930-1931 (Spain)
• Historical Flags 1785-1931 (Spain)
• Spain

Introduction

A Royal Circular Order about markings and insignia for army vehicles, dated 10th January 1929, includes a chapter on car flags. These flags were abolished by the Royal Circular Order of 14th March 1930. All five flags are square with 40 cm sides.

Luis Miguel Arias, translated by Santiago Dotor, 29 May 2002