Last modified: 2004-12-22 by ivan sache
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There is a number of military rank flags that are not prescribed in the 1922 law, but are shown in the charts produced in the 1930s. These are reason for my belief that there must have been some regulation adopted between 1922 and 1937. Main sources for these flags are Isaić [isa01] and Flaggenbuch [neu39].
Željko Heimer, 15 November 2003
![[Marshal]](../images/y/yu~193xm.gif)
by Željko Heimer
The flag of a marshal (vojvoda) is horizontally divided blue-white-red with the national coat of arms in canton. According to Flaggenbuch [neu39], the vertical axis of the eagle is located at 1/5 of the flag left side in the horizontal dimension. It spreads over 9/10 of the blue stripe in the vertical dimension.
This flag is also prescribed by the1937 law.
Ivan Sache & Željko Heimer, 15 November 2003
![[Army General]](../images/y/yu~193x3.gif)
by Željko Heimer
The flag of an army general (armijski đeneral) is horizontally divided blue-white-red with three yellow six-pointed stars placed in diagonal, one in each stripe, from upper canton to lower fly. Size of a star is 1/5 of the flag side. Upper and lower stars are located at 1/5th of flag side from both edges of the flag.
This flag is also prescribed by the1937 law.
Ivan Sache & Željko Heimer, 15 November 2003
![[Division General]](../images/y/yu~193x2.gif)
by Željko Heimer
The flag of a division general (divizijski đeneral) is similar to the flag af an army general, but without the central star.
This flag is also prescribed by the1937 law.
Ivan Sache & Željko Heimer, 15 November 2003
![[Brigade General]](../images/y/yu~193x1.gif)
by Željko Heimer
The flag of a brigade general (brigadni đeneral) is similar to the flag af an army general, but