text: Singapore Singaporean military colours of the Singapore Armed Forces are divided today into Service State Colours and Unit Regimental Colours. Until 1997 there were also Service Regimental Colours and Unit State Colours. The Service State Colours are similar to the Flag of Singapore but differ per service, with the service emblem in the white field. But Regimental Colours are different, and they differ per unit or service arm (save for the flags of the Air Force and Navy that show their respective service colours instead and some SAF service-wide commands like the Military Police). Their common design is that of the regimental or command arms at the centre of the colour, which is in the colour of the unit uniform facings or service branch which it belongs. Both are gold fringed and are brought out on major occasions only. The former Unit State Colours carried the unit emblem or badge in the white field of the national flag.
  Sri Lanka
  When Sri Lanka declared itself a republic in 1972 the units that had a King's colour, first using the Union Jack and then the current national flag, retired them. These were replaced by the new President's Colour, which was first awarded in 1972.
  The following colours have been awarded:
  Sri Lanka Army
  Regiments
  Sri Lanka Light Infantry – 1978
  Gemunu Watch – 1980
  Gajaba Regiment – 2007
  Sri Lanka Armoured Corps
  Sri Lanka Artillery
  Establishments
  Army Training Centre – 1972, laid up 20 August 1992