Ensigns, Jack and Commissioning Pennant (Spain)

Pabellones, Torrotito y Gallardete

Last modified: 2005-11-26 by santiago dotor
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• War Ensign (Pabellón de Guerra)
• Civil Ensign (Pabellón Civil or Bandera Mercante)
• Jack (Torrotito, Bandera de Tajamar or Bauprés)
• Commissioning Pennant (Gallardete)
• Yachts Ensign (Pabellón para Embarcaciones de Recreo)
• Customs Police Ensign (Servicio de Vigilancia Aduanera)
• Medical Service Ensign (Pabellón para Embarcaciones de Sanidad)
• Postal Ensign (Pabellón para Correos Marítimos)

No longer used ensigns, also adopted in 1977:

• Army Ensign (Pabellón para Embarcaciones del Ejército de Tierra)
• Air Force Ensign (Pabellón para Embarcaciones del Ejército del Aire)

See also:

• Naval Rank Flags (Spain)
• Flag Regulations of the Navy (Spain)
• Historical Flags (Spain)
• Unidentified and Mistaken Flags and Ensigns (Spain)
• Spain

Pabellón de Guerra

2:3 | stripes 1+2+1 |
by Antonio Gutiérrez, taken with permission from the S.E.V. website
Flag adopted 19th December 1981

Pabellón Civil or Bandera Mercante

Civil Flag and Ensign variant with no coat-of-arms		Civil, State and War Flag and Civil and War Ensign
by Jorge Candeias		by Antonio Gutiérrez, taken with permission from the S.E.V. website

Editor's note: see Flag Variants for a discussion on the use of the flag with arms as civil ensign.