Positional Colors for Civilian Officials
Headquarters Department of the Army
Office of the Secretary of the Army
The flag was approved by the Secretary of War on 3 March 1897. The flag is scarlet on which is centered the United States Coat of Arms in proper colors, with a white five-pointed star in each corner. The fringe is white. Cord and tassels are scarlet and white.
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Office of the Under Secretary of the Army
The flag was approved by the Secretary of the Army on 21 September 1949. The flag is white on which is centered the United States Coat of Arms in proper colors, with a scarlet five-pointed star in each corner. The fringe is scarlet. Cord and tassels are scarlet and white.
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Office of the Assistant Secretaries of the Army and General Counsel
The flag was approved by the Secretary of the Army on 21 September 1949. The flag is white on which is centered the United States Coat of Arms in proper colors, with an old glory blue five-pointed star in each corner. The fringe is old glory blue. Cord and tassels are old glory blue and white.
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Offices of the Principal Staff Assistants to the Secretary of the Army
The flag is white, 3-foot hoist by 4-foot fly, with the Coat of Arms of the United States in proper colors centered thereon. The fringe is yellow. The following offices are authorized this flag:
a. Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army
b. Office of the Director of Small and Disadvantage Business
c. Office of the Director of Information System for Command, Control, Communications and Computers
d. Office of the Auditor General
e. Office of the Chief of Legislative Liaison
f. Office of the Chief of Public Affairs
g. Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of the Army
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