Last modified: 2005-05-28 by jonathan dixon
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![[NSW Ambulance Service flag]](../images/a/au_nswa.gif) |
![[two-sided]](../misc/fis_twos.gif){kind=small}
![[reverse]](../misc/fis_norm.gif){kind=small} by Clay Moss, 24 Mar 2005 |
The New South Wales Ambulance Service flies a white ensign with the service badge in the fly as their
official flag.
[Soure: flag obtained from NSWAS]
Clay Moss, 24 Mar 2005
According to Malcolm Farrow's Colours of the Fleet [frr9X] the flag was authorised
9th October 1984.
David Prothero, 30 Mar 2005
I can confirm that the NSW Ambulance Service flag is indeed in current use.
The only ambulance base that I can specifically recall driving past is the
air ambulance base at Mascot Airport, where the flag is always in use, as
the sole flag. I think I have seen it other ambulance bases, but can't
recall.
Ralph Kelly, 3 Apr 2005
![[NSW Ambulance Service flag reverse]](../images/a/au_nswa2.gif)
by Clay Moss, 24 Mar 2005 |
![[reverse]](../misc/fis_reve.gif){kind=small}
![[sinister]](../misc/fis_sini.gif){kind=small} |
One the reverse, the badge is displayd normally, rather than as a mirror image.