Hey could we get a closer look at that awesome State of Hamilton flag?
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Wow, looking up close you did a really great job on the face of Alexander Hamilton! Not using black as shading on the face actually makes this look better than the flag of OTL Washington.
Minor mistake; 'Semper nos Defendere' means Always Defending Us, We Will Always Defend would be 'Semper Te Protegam'RNECF
Royal New England Constabulary Force
Minor mistake; 'Semper nos Defendere' means Always Defending Us, We Will Always Defend would be 'Semper Te Protegam'
the only way is HathaWAY!!J E B S L I D E
Isn't Defendere= Defend while Protegam= Protect?
@Kanan - You know, I also don't get why Maryland adopted the "seal-in-a-bedsheet" shtick when they already got such a great design:
As a loyal republican resident of Éireann, I can say that NOTHING in Royal _____ Constabulary has been good.
that aside, why does it only have jurisdiction in 6 provinces? Are the others lawless wastelands or are there multiple police forces?
Half of the Maryland flag is considered a Confederate symbol, and that's a no no in "No Confederates, ever" America.
The black and gold (yellow) colors with the chevron design of the Calvert family were used in the flags and devices and uniform pins of the Union Army regiments in the northern Army of the Potomac.
As a loyal republican resident of Éireann, I can say that NOTHING in Royal _____ Constabulary has been good.
Half of the Maryland flag is considered a Confederate symbol, and that's a no no in "No Confederates, ever" America.
Prince Edward Island, Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Plymouth, and Long Island are all without unincorporated areas. In each of these provinces, police duties are undertaken by the towns which have jurisdiction over the territory. This is much the same in southern New Hampshire, southern Adirondack, and southern Maine. In vast, rural areas and towns without many people, policing is the duty of the RNECF. They sometimes work in conjunction with province-wide provincial police forces (along with county police forces), but the defense of rural New England falls solely on the federal government. They are most visible in central and northern Adirondack, Maine north of Augusta, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
I believe it’s the only two-sided seal in the union?
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I don't know if you're just refering to TTL, but in OTL Oregon has a beaver hiding on the reverse of the flag