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  by
Zoltan Horvath, 2 September 2024
The Philippine marines is a service under the Philippine navy (after the 
American model).  The flag has the same proportions as the 
Philippine national flag, with the seal of the Philippine marine corps.
Manuel L. Quezon III, 12 February 2002
The correct color is scarlet or blue. In the center is the Sun Shield 
and Anchor emblem of the Philippine Marine Corps with the words Karangalan 
Katungkulan Kabayanihan etched on a scroll bordering the lower half of the 
emblem. A small image of the red version can be seen at
this 
location or in use 
on parade here.
Frank Suha, 29 September 2004
The seal of the Philippine Marines is a 
compact symbol of everything that the Corps stands for. The anchor signifies 
that the Marines form part of the Philippine Navy. The closed anchor chain 
depicts the strong bond between the Fleet and the Marines. The shield represents 
the Marines' defense mission. The sun's eight rays depict the first provinces 
that revolted against Spain -- linking the gallantry and nationalist spirit of 
the Revolutionaries to those of the present-day Marines. Inscribed on the scroll 
are the three ideals of the Marines: Karangalan, Katungkulan, Kabayanihan (Honor, 
Duty, Valor). The rope represents the strong bond that links Marines to one 
another, and its closed loop means that a Marine will forever remain a Marine. 
The background colors of Red and Gold symbolize courage and nobility.
Frank Suha, 5 October 2004
The scarlet version of the flag is laid out 
in the same way.
Frank Suha, 18 November 2004
 
located 
by Miles Li from 
http://www.philippinemarinecorps.mil.ph 
The Philippine Marine Basic Training Class flag. Usually a platoon or company 
sized unit that is undergoing "Warrior" or recruit training to become members of 
the "Few and Proud..."  This flag was displayed at the Philippine Marine 
Association Birthday Ball this November 04.
Frank Suha, 25 November 2004
 
located by Valentin Poposki, 19 December 2005
The flag of the Philippine Marine Battalion is shown at
http://www.philippinemarinecorps.mil.ph/pmcbattalion.html.
Valentin Poposki, 19 December 2005
 
image by Zoltan Horvath, 2 September 2024