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National Servicemen's Association of Australia

National Servicemen's Association of Australia flags

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National Servicemen's Association of Australia flags

This body serves the interests of those Australians who were conscripted into military service (including naval and air service) during the period 1951-1972.

The Home page displays what appear to be two unit standards - square flags with the emblem of the Australian Defence Forces superimposed over a map of Australia. To the right of the Home Page is a square flag in Air Force blue, with an outer rectangle in a darker blue and with a navy blue edging and fimbriation. The background color of the central image is slate blue, and within it is a trace map of Australia in turquoise with the insignia of the Australian Defence Forces superimposed over the map. In this standard the emblem is not terribly clearly defined; the crossed swords appear to have golden blades and brown hilts, there is a red and gold crown at the very top of the anchor, and the anchor itself is blue and appears to be fouled with a red rope.Blue wings project from either side of the center. Within the outer square are the words 'NATIONAL SERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION' in bright blue block letters, with two stylized oak leaves at the lower right and lower left respectively. The words 'ARMY NAVY AIRFORCE' are written in similar lettering within the horizontal base.

To the left of the Home Page there is a similar square standard, but this is in bright red (one might almost say an Army Red) in color. The edging is very dark navy blue and the fimbriation is white. There is no separate background color within the central image, nor is the