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This is the official pattern: I dont know
if de facto is used with darker blue shade. The letters in the below
part are different in each destination. Ratio 13:20.
Jaume Ollé, 30 Jul 2000
Navy flag on land: is the national one with
sun in Ratio 9:14
Jaume Ollé, 30 Jul 2000
Argentine Jack: the width of the border is 1/5 of the total length (not
height). Dimensions are 1 and 1.14, according to the (argentine) Institute
of Naval Studies.
Gustavo Tracchia, 15 Feb 2000
The argentine jack is a white square panel with
a light blue border. Centered upon the white panel
is the Sun of May with
32 straight and wavy rays alternating, in gold.
Paige Herring and Jarig Bakker,
11 Jan 1999
Pedersen [ped71]
lists the Argentine jack as 50:57, not quite square.
Michael Smuda, 11 Jan 1999
The use of this flag as the flag of admirals
not in command is mentioned in Album 2000
(as well as in 1995 issue).
Zeljko Heimer, 03 Feb 2001
The above is the official pattern,
this is as it’s really used.
Jaume Ollé, 30 Jul 2000
Blue-white-blue triangular pennant. The tri-coloured stripes are decreasing in width as reaching the fly end (so that in any vertical cut the relative width of the three stripes is equal). The pennant ratio as drawn in