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Flag applied on the vehicles of the Spanish Army in Iraq - Image by Jorge Hurtado, 14 May 2004
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Jorge Hurtado reports in Gaceta de Banderas (May 2004) that the vehicles of the Spanish Army operating in Iraq from July 2003 to May 2004 used a flag-like logo, painted (or maybe it was a decal) on vehicles' sides, doors etc.. The logo consists of a Spanish flag with, instead of the coat of arms, the word "Spain" in black Arabic lettering. This logo has never, as far as I know, been used as an actual flag, either for hoisting or otherwise.
Santiago Dotor, 14 May 2004
Spain in Arabic is Isbaniya, which in Arabic letters would be: Alif (with hamza below) – Sim – Be – Alif – Nun – Ye – Alif, that is, اسبانيا:
Joseph McMillan, 19 May 2004
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