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Summary

Flag Description

The flag hosts a merge between the Military and First National Flag; The upper-left corner of the flag boasts the Battle Flag of the Confederate Military; Seven alternating red and white stripes represent the ideals of the First National Flag; The appearance of both symbols in one flag together represents the ideals of a joint relations between the People, Military and a Unified Nation when presenting to foreign representatives.

Flag Symbology

The Second National Flag of Anagonia was a compromise born out of necessity early in the inception of the young, fledgling Constitutional Republic. When it was first agreed that the Military Police would direct and handle all national civil protection affairs, the Grand Congress of the Confederacy wanted a flag to symbolize the authority and direction of the Military as an apparatus of civil protection and law. A merger between the First National and Battle Flag was approved shortly after, seen to represent the ideals of People and Nation and the joint obligations of the Military to both defense of a nation and the upholding of law and order.