Flags of the Egyptian Armed Forces

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The several branches of the Egyptian Armed Forces are represented by flags, among other emblems and insignia. Within each branch, various flags fly on various occasions, and on various ships, bases, camps and military academies.

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In general, the order of precedence when displaying military flags together is Air Defense, Air Force, Navy and the Army.

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Flag

DateUseDescription
Flag of the Army of Egypt.svg 1984–present War flag of EgyptThe flag of Egypt with two crossed swords in white in the canton [1] [2]
Egy. Mil. Spokesman Emblem.png Logo of the official military spokesman for the armed forces
Flag of the Egyptian Navy.svg 1984–presentFlag of the Egyptian Navy The flag of Egypt in the canton on a blue field with the two crossed white anchor surrounded by a wreath at the fly [2]
Naval Ensign of Egypt.svg 1984–present Naval ensign and jack of EgyptThe flag of Egypt with two crossed anchors in white in the canton [1] [2]
Navy of Egypt - Masthead pennant.svg
Masthead pennant of the Egyptian Navy
Flag of an Egyptian Navy vice admiral.svg
Flag of an Egyptian Vice-admiral
Flag of an Egyptian Navy rear admiral.svg
Flag of an Egyptian Rear-admiral
Navy of Egypt - Senior Officer.svg
Senior on the roads flag
Egyptian Navy Logo.png Emblem of the Egyptian Navy
Air Force Ensign of Egypt.svg
1984–present Air force ensign of EgyptThe flag of Egypt in the canton on a sky blue field with the roundel at the fly [2]
Roundel of Egypt.svg
1972–present Roundel of the Egyptian Air Force
Flag of Egypt.svg
1984–present Fin flash of the Egyptian Air Force
Egyptian Air Force emblem.svg
Emblem of the Egyptian Air Force
Flag of the Egyptian Air Defense Forces.svg
Flag of the Egyptian Air Defense Forces

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References

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  2. 1 2 3 4 "Egypt: Armed Forces flags". FOTW. Retrieved 14 April 2024.