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The adoption date of the flags used by the Royal Hellenic Air Force is unknown. Their use was most probably suppressed during the First Republic (1924-1935). They were abolished in 1970.
Ivan Sache, 26 November 2004
![[Air Force Ensign]](../images/g/gr_k^af.gif)
by Tom Gregg
The Air Force ensign was blue with a white cross, a yellow crown inside a white ring in canton and a blue-white-blue roundel in the middle.
Tom Gregg, 11 February 1997
Erroneous report
![[Erroneous air ensign]](../images/g/gr_k^aff.gif)
by Miles Li
& Tom Gregg
The Air Force ensign as shown in Flaggenbuch [neu92] did not have the white ring around the crown, which was one of the few possible errors of Flaggenbuch.
Miles Li, 5 February 2004
![[Air Force Pennant]](../images/g/gr^afp.gif)
by Miles Li
The Air Force pennant was blue with a white Greek cross near the hoist and three thin vertical white stripes.
Ivan Sache, 27 November 2004
![[Civil Air Ensign]](../images/g/gr_k-ca.gif)
by Miles Li & Tom
Gregg
The Air Force ensign, without the crown in the first quarter, was the Civil Air ensign as well.
Source: Flaggenbuch [neu92]
Tom Gregg, 11 February 1997
![[Commander of the Civil Air Force]](../images/g/gr_k-cc.gif)
by Ivan Sache
The flag of the Commander of the Civil Air Force was a square white flag with a blue saltire and a white blue roundel in the middle. The number II, in black, was placed in the first quarter.
Source: Flaggenbuch [neu92]
Ivan Sache, 27 November 2004