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World Flags
- United Nations Flag
- Red Cross Flag
- European Union Flag
- NATO Flag
- Vatican City Flag
- Turks Caicos Islands Flag
- ASEAN Flag
- Olympic Flag
- St Vincent and Grenadines Flag
- St Kitts and Nevis Flag
- Arab League Flag
- CIS Flag
- Commonwealth Flag
- Christmas Island Flag
- Norfolk Island Flag
- OAS Flag
- Wallis and Futana Flag
- Nordic Council Flag
- Pacific Community Flag
- British Antarctic Territory Flag
- British Indian Ocean Territory Flag
- French Southern Terretories Flag
- Heard Island And Mcdonald Islands Flag
- Overseas Territory of British Virgin Island Flag
- Saint Pierre and Miquelon Flag
- Svalbard and Jan Mayen Flag
- South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands Flag
- United States Minor Outlying Islands Flag
- Commonwealth Games Flag
- St. Helena Dependencies Flag
NATO Flag
NATO represents "The North Atlantic Treaty Organization" . The main design for the NATO Flag symbol was proposed by an International member.
The 'Council' permitted a flag for NATO on 14 th October, 1953. The flag is all dark blue in color with a white and blue compass on it.
The official color code for the NATO flag is Pantone Color Guide Number 20.
The sign for the NATO flag is generally used in a lighter color background. Four white lines emerge out from the compass emblem.
The outlines that extend from the star of the NATO flag may vary in length. Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia,Lithunia, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia have joined the NATO organization, by committing themselves to the rules and regulations of NATO.
The sign for the NATO flag is generally used in a lighter color background. Four white lines emerge out from the compass emblem.
The outlines that extend from the star of the NATO flag may vary in length. Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia,Lithunia, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia have joined the NATO organization, by committing themselves to the rules and regulations of NATO.
