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    1. Unable_Technician_58 on

      The british copied the french one during WW1 because the union jack looked too much like the german cross from the ground leading to a lot of friendly fire. They just switched the colours to differentiate themselves from the french.

    2. I’m gonna be really honest, I never understood the design choice. Call me stupid, but I don’t understand the point of going into a firefight with a bullseye drawn on you

      Edit: guys… It’s a joke. A funny haha. It’s borderline a reference to a cartoon I watched like 20 years ago (don’t remember the name; family of 4, all spies/secret agents. Teenaged daughter goes into battle with a roundel on her shirt and gets called out for it). You guys take things _way_ too seriously 

    3. Inside-Jacket9926 on

      Good job turkey on placing a massive target on the side and wings of all your planes. Great idea boys

    4. „Roundels“, and yet the Polish one is square.

      Come on man, we had one job.

    5. froodydoody on

      Seriously though, I’m pretty sure I’ve used Ireland’s logo to wash my whites.

    6. TIL that half of Europe paints fucking targets on their „backs“.

      Oh and one country’s symbol is a footnote.

    7. Realistic-Pension899 on

      The Nazi resemblance and the historical connotations aside, the German military emblems in general are honestly the coolest looking of them all. Portugal and Montenegro are cool too.

    8. Any reason why almost all symbols are the same and only the color changes?

    9. My god Belarus really is like the little brother always looking up at what big bro is doing

    10. TheGlendenstone on

      For Austria; i think that’s just our armed forces logo in general 

    11. CarrotWaxer69 on

      Latvia, Denmark and Turkey needs to get together and decide which two need to come up with something more imaginative.

      Edit: Italy and Bulgaria too but Bulgaria only flies Soviet planes anyway so it can wait.

    12. Maisaplayz46 on

      Finland used a swastika (the good original one, not the bad 45° one) til the 2020’s

    13. ExplosivePancake9 on

      Italy has actually 3-4 different roundels, the one here is one of the variant ones, the standard has equal parts of each of the colours, its also one of the oldest ones here, as it started being used in 1915.

    14. Why is it so populair to have a round target plate as country marking on aeroplanes. Is it to help the enemy to aim? 😉

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