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Although you mention banners in the side-bar, there is no mention in the main text, presumably because the full heraldic display is an armury.
However, the use of banners is far older. The UK Military especially prize them as the "Soul of the Regiment", bearing the battle honours earned, and references are found in the Old Testament.
Might I suggest the text be expanded to consider this, please. 5.70.112.105 (talk) 12:21, 11 September 2022 (UTC)Reply
