Flag of South East Asia Command

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The Flag of South East Asia Command was the distinctive ensign used by the Allied military command responsible for operations in the Southeast Asian theatre during World War II.

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Flag of South East Asia Command canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ensign
flag
military flag
appliesToJurisdiction South East Asia Command
associatedWith Allied joint command structure in Asia
Lord Louis Mountbatten
backgroundColor dark blue
country Allied forces
surface form: Allied powers
designedFor South East Asia Command
surface form: South East Asia Command headquarters
endTime 1946
fieldColor blue
follows Union Flag
surface form: Union Jack
genre military heraldry
hasDesignElement dark blue field
emblem of South East Asia Command
red and blue rays
white star
hasPart central emblem
radiating rays from central star
historicalPeriod World War II
locationOfFirstUse New Delhi, India
surface form: New Delhi
mainUser British Empire
British India
China
United States of America
surface form: United States
notableFor representation of multinational Allied command in Asia
partOf Allied military insignia of World War II
replacedBy national flags of successor states
startTime 1943
symbolizes Allied unity in Southeast Asia
joint command authority
usedAs command flag
headquarters flag
naval ensign
usedAt Kandy
Yangon
surface form: Rangoon

Singapore
usedBy Allied forces
South East Asia Command
usedDuringConflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
usedFor ceremonial purposes
identification of South East Asia Command units
marking command headquarters
usedInTheatre South-East Asian theatre of World War II
surface form: Southeast Asian theatre of World War II

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South East Asia Command flag Flag of South East Asia Command