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Marine Corps Rank Flags (Taiwan)

Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de facto)
Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de jure)
General (since 2003)
Lieutenant General 1964-1986 (de jure)
Lieutenant General 1964-1986 (de facto)
Lieutenant General 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)
Lieutenant General (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)
Major General 1964-1986 (de jure)
Major General 1964-1986 (de facto)
Major General 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)
Major General (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)
Colonel 1964-1986 (de jure)
Colonel 1964-1986 (de facto)
Colonel 1964-1986 1986-circa 1992 (de facto)
Colonel (De jure since 1986, de facto since circa 1992)
Lieutenant Colonel 1964-1986 (de jure)
Lieutenant Colonel 1964-1986 (de facto)
Major 1964-1986 (de jure)
Major 1964-1986 (de facto)

See also:

Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de facto)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 10 April 2014

Flag of Marine Corps Commander was abolished on Jan. 3rd 1986 as Act of Ensign of the [ROC] Armed Forces was adopted. The style of this flag, yellow stripes on the top and the bottom, is for the Deputy Commanader-in-Chiefs of Tri-service (Army, Navy, and Air Force) because the Ministry of National Defense considered that a Marine Corps Commander was equivalent to a Naval Deputy Commanader-in-Chief.
Akira Oyo, 10 April 2014

Marine Corps Commander 1960-1986 (de jure)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 10 April 2014

Flag of Marine Corps Commander was abolished on Jan. 3rd 1986 as Act of Ensign of the [ROC] Armed Forces was adopted.
Akira Oyo, 10 April 2014

General (since 2003)

image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 21 April 2014

Lieutenant-General 1964-1986 (de jure)

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image by Akira Oyo and Miles Li, 18 April 2014

The Marine Corps' top rank is just a Lieutenant-General (which is really not fair, since Taiwan has the world's largest Marine Corps relative to the size of its Navy - there are as many Marines as there are Naval personnel). He flies the Marine Corps flag with two gold stars underneath the badge.
Miles Li, 26 March 2004