UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2003
If you're interested in flags, this site is not to be missed! FOTW is the Web's number-one source for information about flags of all kinds, past, present and sometimes even future. Click on the icon to go to FOTW's US mirror site.
For vexillogists with salt water in their veins, Sea Flags is a mandatory port of call. Joe McMillan's outstanding site is devoted to ensigns and flags of the sea services of the United States. In addition to many fine illustrations, it presents information on US Navy flag customs and ceremonies, signaling at sea and much more. Click on the US Navy admiral's rank flag to set course for Sea Flags.
This site, created and maintained by Devereaux Cannon, is a primary Web source for information about the flags of the Confederate States of America. Of particular interest are the sections on the many and varied battle flags of the Confederate armies. A click on the Stainless Banner will take you to Flags of the Confederacy.
This excellent site offers numerous small-sized military flags that can be downloaded and printed out for use in miniatures wargaming. Even if you're not into wargaming, it's well worth a look. A click on the King's Colour will take you to Warflag.
Nec Pluribus Impar is a Web-based magazine in French and English that offers a rich bounty of information on the organization, campaigns, uniforms and flags of the European armies of the eighteenth century. The flags in particular are beautifully illustrated. Click on the drapeau to visit this outstanding site.
This site, maintained by Alan Pendlebury of the UK, offers wargame-sized Napoleonic flag images for download. The section on British regimental colors at Waterloo is particularly nice, and the overall coverage of Napoleonic-era armies is exceptional. Click on the drapeau of the Grumblers to visit Napflags.
This site showcases Dylan Crawfoot's proposals for new Australian flags, including naval and air force ensigns. These designs are among the best of the many Australian flag proposals--click on the Dylan's proposed flag to check them out.
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