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Civil and naval ensign:
national flag-like, but 1:2.
Jan Zrzavy, 16 Jan 1998
Possibly the 1:2 flag is abandoned in the mean time and
the Album [pay00]
does not show it (Regarding the dimensions, same as the
national flag, only the distance of the
stars seems to be the same as the hoist.)
Željko Heimer, 01 Jan 2003
Flottes de combat ed 1998
shows a photo of patrol boat with as
ensign the national flag 2:3. In
Mariner’s Handbook sup 2 (feb 96),
UK hydrographic office presents a civil
ensign, national flag 2:3.
Armand du Payrat, 20 Jul 1999
The Album 2000 [pay00] says:
2. Alternative Naval Ensign. 1:2The White Ensign, i.e. white flag with red cross thoughout and the national flag in canton, fimbriated white. The traditional width of the red cross in the white ensign is 4/30ths, however the image in Album seems to have the horizontal crossbar thinner then that — is this intentional? The flag in the canton is then deformed into 4:9~ ratio, this being even longer then 1:2, and distance between the stars is the required to be longer, approx. 24 units (of the 1/20 of the hoist size of the canton flag).
Jane’s Fighting Fleets
[jfs]
reports the St. Kitts ensign is like the
British white ensign (i.e., a red St.
George cross on a white field), with the
Union Jack replaced by the St Kitts
national flag in the canton.
Armand du Payrat, 24 Aug 1988
In Jane’s fighting ships
[jfs]
ed. 1998 annex pages “ensigns and flags”,
they present a naval ensign, st George 1:2
with national flag in canton.
Armand du Payrat, 20 Jul 1999