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Unidentified Vietmamese Flags

Last modified: 2005-08-26 by phil nelson
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Unidentified Nautical flag

Recently there was a short report in TV about the trip of an US war ship to the river that goes to Ho Chi Minh city. The ship was escorted by a Vietnamese war ship (small like a coast guard or so) bearing a flag in the prow, and the national flag in the mast at center (no flag in the stern) The flag in prow was greenish and yellow horizontal (2:1) in proportion c. 2:3 In the green part were an arms, perhaps the national arms, army emblem or other, probably multicoloured
Jaume Ollé,19 November 2003


Unidentified flags in a public display

I'm doing some catching up on editions of "The World" on BBC4 tv which I had recorded. On 4 May 2005, there was a report about Vietnam's economic progress.

[Unidentified Vietnamese flags]
Source: BBC

The first image shows some flags? banners? textile ornaments? in a public park. They were simply part of the background 'colour' to the reporter's voice-over, so there was no indication of what they might be.

[Unidentified Vietnamese flags]
Source: BBC

These flags appeared during a comment that the 'old guard' still held on to communist symbolism (it was preceded by a shot of a statue of Lenin), though to me this looks more like a shop catering for the tourist trade. There is another of the banners with concentric squares, and a generic hammer and sickle flag (strictly speaking these could be said not to be flags, since they are hung from horizontal pol