The New Zealand White Ensign (also known as the New Zealand Naval Ensign or the Royal New Zealand Navy Ensign) is a naval ensign used by ships of the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) from 1968. Based on the Royal Navy 's White Ensign , it features the Southern Cross from the New Zealand national flag in place of the Saint George's Cross .

Thus, in 1968, the RNZN adopted its own ensign, which retained the Union Flag in a top quarter but replaces the St George's Cross with the Southern Cross constellation that is displayed on the national flag.

2013年6月15日 · Browsing through the collection of photographs at the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) website, I came across the following photograph. It shows what I believe to be the Queen's Colour of the RNZN. The flag was not fully unfurled in the photograph, but certain deductions can be generally made with regards to its design.

The use of flags, banners, standards or colours on the battlefield has a rich tradition that reaches back to ancient warfare. Such colours were a rallying point, a tool of leading men into combat, to mark the location of the HQ on the battlefield, and in the days when the monarch took the field with their army, their personal colour that ...

When embarked in ships of the RNZN the Chief of Defence Staff flew a flag composed of colours representing the three services with the badge of Defence Headquarters superimposed. Note I do not know the current situation with the Chief of Defence Force.

Between 1834 and 1840, the flag of the United Tribes was recognised as our first 'national' flag. Waitangi Day 2010 saw the first official recognition of the national Māori flag. Read the full article. Six flags other than the New Zealand flag are flown for official purposes in New.

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At the 70 th anniversary celebrations for the RNZN in Wellington in October HMNZS Resolution was carrying the following flags: The New Zealand White Ensign on the masthead; Governor-General’s Standard on the Starboard Truck; The International Call sign for Resolution (ZMRS) was flying on the Port outer halyard

replaced that of midshipman in 1862, but the RNZN has kept both ranks. The rank of ensign derives from the old British Army infantry rank now more generally known as Second Lieutenant, who was responsible for carrying the unit colours or ensign. The insignia of Ensigns is a half-width gold ring. Commissioned from the ranks

The abbreviation RNZN stands for the Royal New Zealand Navy, which is the naval service branch of the New Zealand Defence Force. This abbreviation is commonly encountered in military contexts, defense discussions, and when referring to maritime operations involving New Zealand's naval capabilities.