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![[U.S. Customs Service flag]](../images/u/us^cust.gif)
image by Michael P. Smuda, 22 September 1998
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The CBP flag remains the US Customs ensign.
Dave Fowler, 26 July 2025
![[racing stripe]](../images/u/us_cbp).gif)
image located by Dave Fowler, 17 May 2025
![[racing stripe]](../images/u/us_dhs-cbp.jpg)
image located by Dave Fowler, 8 December 2024
CBP (and Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Federal Protective Service) vehicles have a blue/gray racing stripe.
Dave Fowler, 8 December 2024
Aircraft and boats with the blue/red racing stripe are operated by CBP Air and Marine Operations.
![[racing stripe]](../images/u/us_cbprs.gif)
image by Zoltan Horvath, 8 December 2024
Photo:
https://boattest.com/article/how-clear-customs-and-border-protection-arriving-boat
Zoltan Horvath, 8 December 2024
![[racing stripe]](../images/u/us_dhs~bprs.jpg)
![[racing stripe]](../images/u/us_dhs-bprs.jpg)
images located by Dave Fowler, 8 December 2024
The US Border Patrol boats and vehicles (a sub-unit of Customs and Border Protection) also have a green/gray racing stripe.
![[racing stripe]](../images/u/us_cbp.gif)
image located by Dave Fowler, 17 May 2025
A new flag has been introduced recently for the US Customs and Border Protection Office of Trade, seen here at the CBP Valor Memorial:
"The CBP Office of Trade has released their official flag! The design
elements are a symbolic integration of CBP's crucial role within Department of
Homeland Security and its legacy customs history. The red and white vertical
stripes at the base of the flag signify the historic U.S. Customs ensign which
dates back to 1799 and represents the origins of CBP's distinguished and
critical revenue collection and trade enforcement mission. The six stars
represent the "6" in World Trade Center, honoring the legacy customs office that
was destroyed on September 11, 2001. The globe symbolizes the international
scope of CBP's modern trade operations and the eagle represents OT's role within
the Department of Homeland Security enterprise."
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Dave
Fowler, 17 May 2025
![[seal]](../images/u/us_cbpt).gif)
image located by Dave Fowler, 17 May 2025
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