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Album 1995 [pie95] says ratio is
≅5:7 and shows a blue flag with the emblem of the Navy in the middle and
thin yellow orle (line near the border). The naval emblem consists of the
shield of the national coat of arms infront of the two
crossed anchors, at the top the Sun and above all a ribbon with inscription
«MARINA DE GUERRA DEL PERU». This flag may be
still in use; it is not included in Album 2000
[pay00] as it does not comes into its
scope.
Željko Heimer, 04 Nov 2002
It’s depicted in a book about the Peruvian
Navy, El Mar de Grau y la Marina de Guerra del Peru
[pcy87], of 1987. How likely
that it is still in use?
Joseph McMillan, 04 Nov 2002
I received already infos from Peru, including the flag of the Navy.
Unfortunately those infos will be available in my Bulletin
[frp] only in 2001 (next millenium).
Jaume Ollé, 01 Dec 1999
The main difference is the color of the anchors — yellow in
[pie95], white in this version. The rest
is mainly issues of detail depiction, for the emblem. Flagwise the ratio
difference may be relevant: ≅5:7 vs. 2:3.
António Martins, 18 May 2005
According to Album 2000 [pay00],
1:1 white flag with red border and the coat of arms
in the middle. The border is shown as wide 1/10 of the hoist (cf.
1/6 in Flaggenbuch
[neu39]). The height of the emblem is about
1/3 of hoist
(cf. Flaggenbuch [neu39]
about 1/2).
Željko Heimer, 31 Oct 2002
Same as the one on the Album 2000
[pay00] but for the measures
of the border, being 1/6 of the hoist, and the height of the
emblem, being 1/2 of the hoist.
Željko Heimer, 05 Nov 2002
National Geographic 1917 Flag Number
[gmc17] #672
shows the jack as same as Flaggenbuch.
by Željko Heimer, 08 Nov 2002
Album 2000 [pay00] says ratio
is ≅2:9 and shows a white triangular pennant with wide red border around
all edges and in the middle a black horizontally set anchor. This is
totally didferent to any other previous source,
and therefore probably rather new.
Željko Heimer, 31 Oct 2002
Album 1995 [pie95] shows a ≅1:7
triangular pennant vertically divided in red-white-red with a black horizontal
anchor in the middle. This is a “transitional version”
between the 1917 and 1939 on one side and
2000 on the other. There is at least small question of
validity.
by Željko Heimer, 04 Nov 2002
Flaggenbuch [neu39] shows a ≅1:20
triangular pennant vertically divided in red-white-red. The hoist size of the
pennant is given as 9, but no other unit is shown. Oddly. Maybe only the hoist
size is prescribed and length might be different, but I don’t think
that Neubecker means here 9 cm, since otherwise when he gives absolute units
he always write "cm" beside the number.
by Željko Heimer, 05 Nov 2002
National Geographic 1917 Flag Number [gmc17] says:
669. Commision Pennant.
Same as Flaggenbuch (≅1:20).
by Željko Heimer, 08 Nov 2002
The Fuerza de Aviación Naval del Peru was formed on 24 July 1963.
Dov Gutterman, 22 Jun 2004
External links:
The Album 2000 [pay00] says
that the Navy Aircraft Marking is the Civil flag
on fin. (Identical to the Airforce Aircraft
Marking.)
Željko Heimer, 04 Nov 2002
Book [c2e98] shows this marking.
Dov Gutterman, 22 Jun 2004
Book [whe86] shows a regular
flash but charged with anchor on white stripe (as seen also at
this
WAF page). (This photo at the
Scramble.NL
website shows a fin flash but it too small for being charged with an
anchor.)
Dov Gutterman, 22 Jun 2004
Red white red roundel with black anchor overall (but under
two central disks), according to the Album 2000
[pay00]. (Based on the
Airforce Aircraft roundel.)
Željko Heimer, 04 Nov 2002
Books [c2e98] and
[whe86] show this marking.
Dov Gutterman, 22 Jun 2004
