Other Ensigns and Flags
Government vessels use the Jalur Gemilang as the state ensign. The following is a table of the other ensigns used in Malaysia.
| Flag | Type | Description | Flag ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Civil ensign | The civil ensign of Malaysia used by civilian vessels has a red background with the Jalur Gemilang in a blue-fimbriated canton. | 1:2 | |
| Malaysian Government blue ensign | The flag used by the Malaysian Government has a dark blue background with the Jalur Gemilang in the canton. | 1:2 | |
| Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency blue ensign | The flag used by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has a dark blue background with the Jalur Gemilang in the canton and the logo of the agency in the fly. | 1:2 | |
| Army ensign | The flag used by the Army of Malaysia has a red background with the Jalur Gemilang in the canton and the army emblem in the fly. | 1:2 | |
| Air Force ensign | The flag used by the Royal Malaysian Air Force has a pale blue background with the Jalur Gemilang in the canton and the Bintang Persekutuan (14-point star) in the fly. | 1:2 | |
| Naval ensign | The flag used by the Royal Malaysian Navy has a white background with the Jalur Gemilang in a red-fimbriated canton and an emblem consisting of an anchor and two crossed traditional kris (daggers) in the fly. Naval ships of the Royal Malaysian Navy use this flag as the naval ensign. | 1:2 |
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