South Vietnam and Military Academy Flags

Honor the legacy of the Republic of Vietnam with this collection of South Vietnam and military academy flags, representing the nation’s military institutions and national identity from its establishment to its fall in 1975. These flags are deeply symbolic of the South Vietnamese Armed Forces and the specialized schools that trained generations of soldiers and officers. The South Vietnam 1948 Flag, featuring the iconic yellow background with three red horizontal stripes, symbolizes the Republic's sovereignty and identity. Flags for key military institutions—such as the Command Academy, National Training Center, Military Academy, and Naval Training School—reflect the structure and strength of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN). Also available are flags for the Polwar College, Duc Infantry School, and a unique design representing Women in the military, honoring their contributions to defense and service. These flags are ideal for veterans, collectors, reenactors, or educators seeking to preserve and share the historical narrative of South Vietnam’s military heritage. Each is printed on durable polyester with bright double-penetration printing for vivid color on both sides. Flags to Choose From: South Vietnam 1948 Command Academy Woman ARVN (Army of the Republic of Vietnam) National Training Polwar College Military Academy Naval Training Duc Infantry School Available Sizes: 21x14 cm (8.3" x 5.5") – Set of 10 30x20 cm (11.8" x 7.9") – Set of 5 45x30 cm (17.7" x 11.8") – Set of 2 60x90 cm (2x3 ft) 90x150 cm (3x5 ft) 120x180 cm (4x6 ft) 150x240 cm (5x8 ft) 180x300 cm (6x10 ft) Specifications: Material: 100D high-quality polyester Printing: Double-sided penetration for vibrant display Mounting: Grommets or pole sleeve based on size Use: Historical reenactments, military memorials, veteran events, educational displays, collections Show your respect for South Vietnam’s military institutions with these historically accurate flags.