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Marine Corps Rank Flags (Taiwan)

Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de facto)
Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de jure)
General (since 2003)
Lieutenant General 1964-1986 (de jure)
Lieutenant General 1964-1986 (de facto)
Lieutenant General 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)
Lieutenant General (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)
Major General 1964-1986 (de jure)
Major General 1964-1986 (de facto)
Major General 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)
Major General (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)
Colonel 1964-1986 (de jure)
Colonel 1964-1986 (de facto)
Colonel 1964-1986 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)
Colonel (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)
Lieutenant Colonel 1964-1986 (de jure)
Lieutenant Colonel 1964-1986 (de facto)
Major 1964-1986 (de jure)
Major 1964-1986 (de facto)

See also:

Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de facto)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 10 April 2014

Flag of Marine Corps Commander was abolished on Jan. 3rd 1986 as Act of Ensign of the [ROC] Armed Forces was adopted. The style of this flag, yellow stripes on the top and the bottom, is for the Deputy Commanader-in-Chiefs of Tri-service (Army, Navy, and Air Force) because the Ministry of National Defense considered that a Marine Corps Commander was equivalent to a Naval Deputy Commanader-in-Chief.
Akira Oyo, 10 April 2014

Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de jure)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 10 April 2014

Flag of Marine Corps Commander was abolished on Jan. 3rd 1986 as Act of Ensign of the [ROC] Armed Forces was adopted.
Akira Oyo, 10 April 2014

General (since 2003)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 21 April 2014

Lieutenant-General 1964-1986 (de jure)

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image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 18 April 2014

The Marine Corps' top rank is just a Lieutenant-General (which is really not fair, since Taiwan has the world's largest Marine Corps relative to the size of its Navy - there are as many Marines as there are Naval personnel). He flies the Marine Corps flag with two gold stars underneath the badge.
Miles Li, 26 March 2004

Major-General 1964-1986 (de jure)

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image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 18 April 2014

A Major-General flies a similar flag, but with just one star.
Miles Li, 26 March 2004

Major General 1964-1986 (de facto)

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image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 19 April 2014

Major General 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)

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image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 20 April 2014

Major General (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)

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image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 21 April 2014

Colonel 1964-1986 (de jure)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 18 April 2014

Colonel 1964-1986 (de facto)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 19 April 2014

Colonel 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 20 April 2014

Colonel (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 21 April 2014

Lieutenant Colonel 1964-1986 (de jure)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 18 April 2014

Lieutenant Colonel 1964-1986 (de facto)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 19 April 2014

Major 1964-1986 (de jure)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 18 April 2014

Major 1964-1986 (de facto)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 19 April 2014

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