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Hi Ken. As per Jon, the Red Ensign is the historically correct flag to use for WW2 Canadian Military displays. If your display was of a 'Then and Now' nature, you could include the current Maple Leaf flag.
Technically speaking the American Flag has undergone it's own changes over time as well. To correct with it in a WW2 display, it should only have 48 stars. Have fun with is all and hope cooler weather has arrived down your way finally. David |
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If you can't find a Red Ensign, the current Ontario flag is very close (and few observers know the difference).
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It will be hard to find Photos of us Waving Flags . We are not used to it.
Regards Jeff P.S With the exception of Canada vs Hockey |
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Even as proud as I am of my beloved flag, I only put mine out for ANZAC Day. Ken
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As an English Colony, I have seen many wartime photos taken in Canada where the use of the Union Jack is very prevalent- no Red Ensigns anywhere to be found...
Specifically, there ate a bunch of pics floating around of new Canadian Army vehicles which were debuted at the CNE ( Canadian National Exposition) in Toronto in the early war years.
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Thanks fellas,
When I researched the flag to make sure I was buying the correct colours etc I discovered that some ebay sellers try to sell flags with the small detailed parts the wrong colours. Hopefully I have got it right. I was thinking I should have a current flag to put with the truck at other displays, as there wouldn't be many people in Australia that know the older Canadian flag. I have a 48 star US flag but it is nice to have confirmation I am on the correct track. I will have a look at the Ontario flag to compare. Thanks for your input. Cheers Ken
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