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About this mod
The Canadian Red Ensign, This (Variant of the flag) was the flag used informally in Canada from 1957-1965. Excellent for any museums or any other place you need one,
-CoolCatsMeow
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NOTE: This is a New Model, It will not overwrite your old flags,
ALSO: Fancy the Current Canadian flag? Textured that,
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5669
The Canadian Red Ensign, This (Variant of the flag) was the flag used informally in Canada from 1957-1965. Excellent for any museums or any other place you need one,
-CoolCatsMeow
For use in the G.E.C.K.
From Wikipedia straight to your PIP-boy
(The Red Ensign was used as early as 1868 on an informal basis. As prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald promoted its use "by precept and example" throughout Canada. From 1892, it was authorized for use on Canadian merchant ships, but it had no official status on land (Canada's "official" flag was the Royal Union Flag until 1946). Despite its lack of official status, the Red Ensign began to be widely used on land as well, and flew over the Parliament Buildings until 1904 when it was replaced by the Union Flag. Various versions of the Red Ensign continued to be flown on land and the flag featured prominently in patriotic displays and recruiting efforts during First World War. A Red Ensign was carried by Canadian soldiers during the Battle of Vimy Ridge.)
ALSO: Fancy the Current Canadian flag? Textured that,
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5669
The Canadian Red Ensign, This (Variant of the flag) was the flag used informally in Canada from 1957-1965. Excellent for any museums or any other place you need one,
-CoolCatsMeow
For use in the G.E.C.K.
From Wikipedia straight to your PIP-boy
(The Red Ensign was used as early as 1868 on an informal basis. As prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald promoted its use "by precept and example" throughout Canada. From 1892, it was authorized for use on Canadian merchant ships, but it had no official status on land (Canada's "official" flag was the Royal Union Flag until 1946). Despite its lack of official status, the Red Ensign began to be widely used on land as well, and flew over the Parliament Buildings until 1904 when it was replaced by the Union Flag. Various versions of the Red Ensign continued to be flown on land and the flag featured prominently in patriotic displays and recruiting efforts during First World War. A Red Ensign was carried by Canadian soldiers during the Battle of Vimy Ridge.)