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![[Pennant of Denmark]](../images/d/dk-vimpl.gif)
image by Edward Mooney, Jr., 24 February 2001
"To the...versions of the Dannebrog, a smaller sister is found in the form of a pennant.
The exact size of a pennant is nowhere to be found as the flagmakers make them as they have always made them!"
"The pennant (this version is never called Dannebrog) can be used 24 hours and is only lowered when Dannebrog is hoisted."
Source: The Royal Danish Embassy, Washington, DC, USA
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