ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
 

 
FLAGS OF THE ARMY  •  CIRCA 1960
 
The positional and command flags of the Cold War-era Argentinean Army were of simple design and with some exceptions employed the national colors: sky blue and white. The flags for corps commanders were reminiscent of the German Army's WW II-era corps flag. Occasionally different colors or a simple badge served to distinguish among units of an echelon, e.g. the flags for commanders of divisions. The national flag, in 1:2 proportions, was also the war flag. See also Naval Flags of Argentina.
Flag Proportions: Flags of the Argentine Army were proportioned 1:2.
 

NATIONAL FLAG & WAR FLAG
 

HIGH COMMAND
 

MINISTER OF WAR

  

COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE ARMY

 

CHIEF OF THE ARMY GENERAL STAFF
 

DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF ARMY ESTABLISHMENTS

  

QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL OF THE ARMY
 

FORMATION COMMANDERS
 

COMMANDING GENERAL OF AN ARMY
 

COMMANDING GENERAL OF A CORPS

  

COMMANDING GENERAL OF A MECHANIZED CORPS
 

COMMANDER OF AN INFANTRY DIVISION
 

COMMANDER OF AN ARMORED DIVISION

  

COMMANDER OF A CAVALRY DIVISION
 

COMMANDER OF AN ARMORED GROUP

 

  

COMMANDER OF A DETACHMENT

 

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