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Oct. 10, 1953 - NATO Adopts Emblem: Lord Ismay, Secretary-General Of The North Atlantic Treaty...

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Oct. 10, 1953 - NATO Adopts Emblem: Lord Ismay, Secretary-General Of The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Announced This Afternoon That The North Atlantic Council Had Adopted The Above Design For The Official NATO Flag And Emblem. He Explain That The Symbolism Of The Flag Might Be Described As” A Four-Pointe-Star Representing The Comppass That Keeps Us On The Right Road, The Path Of Peace, And A Circle Representing The Unity That Binds Together The 14 Countries Of NATO”. The Emblem Is White, On A Navy-Blue Background, Henceforward The Official Colours Of The Atlantic Alliance.
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1953 AD (C20th AD)
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Oct. 10, 1953 - NATO Adopts Emblem: Lord Ismay, Secretary-General Of The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Announced This Afternoon That The North Atlantic Council Had Adopted The Above Design For The Official NATO Flag And Emblem. He Explain That The Symbolism Of The Flag Might Be Described As” A Four-Pointe-Star Representing The Comppass That Keeps Us On The Right Road, The Path Of Peace, And A Circle Representing The Unity That Binds Together The 14 Countries Of NATO”. The Emblem Is White, On A Navy-Blue Background, Henceforward The Official Colours Of The Atlantic Alliance.

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