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by Mark Sensen, 24 Jul 2002
The flag for admiral was the same as present.
Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
This function has a very distinctive name in Dutch not comparable to
a term in any other language (at least as far as I know): "schout-bij-nacht"
(literally: "sheriff at night" or "looks out at night")..
Mark Sensen, 24 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
Neubecker's Flaggenbuch, 1939 [neu92]
doesn't show flags for a commander, but Kannik's Vlaggen, standaarden en
wapens [kan59a] mentions it. I assume flags
for this rank, or maybe even the rank itself, were created only after WWII.
Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 24 Jul 2002
The flag for admiral was the same as present.
Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002, see above.
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by Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
Neubecker's Flaggenbuch, 1939 [neu92]
doesn't show flags for a commander, but Kannik's Vlaggen, standaarden en
wapens [kan59a] mentions it. I assume flags
for this rank, or maybe even the rank itself, were created only after WWII.
Mark Sensen, 28 Jul 2002
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