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Aircraft Roundel of Finnish Air Force from 1918 until 1944 with border for better viewing; similar to Latvias's (see below) |
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18 April 2006 |
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- SVG version of an image reproduced from aircraft photos/drawings and information on Cocardes du monde (french site)
- Website info, and Photo
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Hierakares, SVG-version by Stanisław Skowron |
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