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![[Pilot flag]](../images/p/pl~pilot.gif)
by Željko Heimer, 6 Apr 2000
If you replace the green border of the Coast
Guard flag with a white one, and add a thin black fimbriation to isolate
the main white field from the border, you get the pilot ensign.
Ivan Sache, 1 Apr 2000
I noticed that the eagle is not crowned in this images. I guess it should
be for the current flags. Was there the "uncrowned" version during last
50 years used?
Željko Heimer, 6 Apr 2000
![[Pilot Flag 1928-1939]](../images/p/pl~pil28.gif)
by Adam Kromer, from his
website.
![[Pilot Flag 1946-47]](../images/p/pl~pil46.gif)
by Adam Kromer, from his
website.
![[Flag of Pilot Ships]](../images/p/pl~ps.gif)
by Adam Kromer, from his
website.
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