text: Royal Canadian Navy: The King's Naval Colour is a variation of the Canadian Naval Ensign it is white, with the Canadian flag in the canton, the cypher from Elizabeth II's personal flag for the Commonwealth (a crowned "E" surrounded by a wreath of roses) in the centre, and the symbol of the navy in the lower fly. The edge of the colour is trimmed in gold. Until 1979 the RCN possessed two identical colours: one for the Atlantic fleet and one for the Pacific fleet. Since then, a single colour has been held at Naval Service Headquarters.
  Royal New Zealand Navy: Since 1968 the RNZN King's Colour is a variant of the Naval Ensign of New Zealand itself the Flag of New Zealand but in white, with Elizabeth II's royal cypher and Garter band situated near the Southern Cross.
  India
  Given its Commonwealth heritage as a former British colony, the Indian Armed Forces sports colours which are equivalent to those used in the British military.
  Presidential Colours to service branches of the armed forces
  Only the Navy and Air Force sport President's Service Colours which are their respective naval ensign and air force flag which are gold fringed with modifications:
  The Navy's PSC, used since 2022, carries the Lion Capital of Ashoka, the basis of the state emblem, atop the naval heraldric arms, with the National Motto  (Truth Alone Triumphs) below
  The Air Force PSC has an elephant above the Air Force Roundel
  President's Colours/Standards/Guidons/Banners of military units