Armed Forces' Flags (Jordan)

Last modified: 2005-02-19 by santiago dotor
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Joint Service Flag
by Joseph McMillan

• Joint Service Flag
• Army Flag
• War Ensign
• Air Force Flag
• Lance Pennon
• Army Flags ca. 1939 (Arab Legion)

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• Jordan

Joint Service Flag

I was to Jordan in March 2000. In addition to the army flag there is a flag for the Jordan Armed Forces as a whole. It is similar to the army flag but has a combined services badge of crossed scimitars, anchor, and eagle, all surrounded by a wreath and ensigned with the Jordanian royal crown in proper colors. I saw this flag flying outside the General Headquarters in Amman and displayed in the office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, where it was trimmed with a red and gold fringe and topped with a finial consisting of a crown atop a large ball.

Joseph McMillan, 4 April 2000

This flag is labelled in Album des Pavillons 2001 Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Željko Heimer, 30 March 2002