Commander-in-Chief of the Navy's Flag (Thailand)

Last modified: 2005-12-03 by eugene ipavec
Keywords: commander-in-chief of the navy | crown: thai (yellow) | anchor: fouled (yellow) | chakra (yellow) |
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by Calvin Paige Herring

• Description

See also:

• Chakra (wheel) on Thai military flags
• Naval Rank Flags (Thailand)

Sources: Flaggenbuch 1939 and Barraclough and Crampton 1981.

Calvin Paige Herring, 30 May 1998

From the Singha Beer source:

The Flag of the Naval Commander-in-Chief
The base of this dark blue flag is two thirds of its length. In the middle stands a yellow anchor threaded through a flaming yellow Chakkra, on top of which is a Crown — also in yellow.

Launched in B.E.2479 [1936 AD] during the reign of King Rama VIII, the flag resembles the one in use at the present time.

Santiago Dotor, 5 November 1999

Blue flag with a yellow naval badge, the same one as used in the jack, a crowned anchor passing though a chakra. In Album 2000 the caption is "Chief of Naval Staff," but it is a matter of translation, I guess.