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![[Air Force Ensign (Singapore)]](../images/s/sg^af.gif)
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There should be a thin white fimbriation outside the outermost red circle
by Martin Grieve
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Changes in the roundel of the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) certainly affected their Organisational (or what I now call Service) Flag. The former (and current) RSAF Service Flags are now displayed in the RSAF Museum and the image can be viewed at their website. The roundel was a tricolour 1968-1973, a ying-yang 1973-1990 and the current lion-head since 1990.
Herman Felani, 28 April 2003
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There should be a thin white fimbriation outside the outermost red circle
by Martin Grieve
I recently went to Singapore (...) where I obtained a booklet which had on one page all the flags of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF). The Air Force Flag has a red canton of crescent and stars but the background is airforce blue with the current logo of the lion's head.
Tom Koh, 16 February 2000
The flag described by Tom Koh is the organisational flag of the Air Force. It is displayed at the Air Force camps.
Herman Felani, 24 August 2001
I drew the Singapore Air Force Ensign image above. There should be a thin white fimbriation outside the outermost red circle. This is shown in this scan from a Singapore Armed Forces booklet.
Martin Grieve, 22 March 2002
