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![[Roundel]](../images/y/yu^r1927.gif)
![[Roundel]](../images/y/yu^r1929.gif)
Air Force roundel, left, until 1929; right, after 1929 - Images by Eugene Ipavec, 2 July 2006
This is the roundel as seen on reconnaissance airplane SIM XIV H in 1927.
Velid-aga Jerlagić, 26 January 2000
The country name was changed to Yugoslavia in 1929 and a new
marking was adopted. This was a red, white and blue roundel with a
dark blue bordered white cross superimposed.
[Military Aircraft Insignia (1998)
[c2e98]]
Dov Gutterman, 22 Febuary 2000
The flag of the Yugoslav Royal Academic Aero-club, established in 1935, is shown on Zoran Pavlović's website. The flag's godfather was Prince Andrew, as it is inscribed on the obverse of the flag.
Željko Heimer, 24 March 2005
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