Australia

[HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife]

and Austrailia still have a Union Jack on their flag

No , they have the union flag on their flag .

Jasper, Jasper, Jasper, do please keep up.

Both Union Flag and Union Jack are correct names for our national flag. THis was proclaimed in Parliament in 1908, having been decided by the Admiralty in 1902 (I think it was) and discussed heavily on this very forum less than a week ago. The belief that Union Jack is only correct when flown from the bow of a warship is erroneous.

And the misunderstanding of the Parliament ruling continues.

[Locky_McLockface]

and Austrailia still have a Union Jack on their flag

No , they have the union flag on their flag .

Jasper, Jasper, Jasper, do please keep up.

Both Union Flag and Union Jack are correct names for our national flag. THis was proclaimed in Parliament in 1908, having been decided by the Admiralty in 1902 (I think it was) and discussed heavily on this very forum less than a week ago. The belief that Union Jack is only correct when flown from the bow of a warship is erroneous.

And the misunderstanding of the Parliament ruling continues.

Well, you better go and do some more research then, hadn't you......

[Number 1 Jasper]

I heard they are Changing their Sports kit from Green and Gold to Green and Silver .

[Weybridge]

I heard they are Changing their Sports kit from Green and Gold to Green and Silver .

The Gold Coast is being renamed the The 'Bronze' or 'Frankly Disappointing Finish' Coast.

[HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife]

and Austrailia still have a Union Jack on their flag

No , they have the union flag on their flag .

Jasper, Jasper, Jasper, do please keep up.

Both Union Flag and Union Jack are correct names for our national flag. THis was proclaimed in Parliament in 1908, having been decided by the Admiralty in 1902 (I think it was) and discussed heavily on this very forum less than a week ago. The belief that Union Jack is only correct when flown from the bow of a warship is erroneous.

And the misunderstanding of the Parliament ruling continues.

Well, you better go and do some more research then, hadn't you......

Again, that Parliament ruling only stated "the Union Jack should be regarded as the National flag". It did not decree that the land-based version is now also called the Union Jack. Did it.

The Admiralty decree is entirely separate, is not a Parliamentary ruling and only acted to clarify usage for RN personnel.

It's wholly uninteresting semantics as many people use 'Jack' for both flags, but the ruling people are quoting is not quoting what people think.

(Source: Military training)