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What do the white red and blue Australian flags represent do they represent different fields suchs as red commercial vessels white navy vessels?
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The White, Red and Blue varients of the Australian Flag represent the following:
- White - Royal Australian Navy
- Blue - Royal Australian Air Force
- Red - Private/Commercial Ships
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