Badge - see charge Banner 1. A flag-like cloth draped or stretched between two anchor points, usually bearing a slogan. Often called a heraldic banner. The U.S. state of Maryland is an example. Poetically, any flag carried by a military force.
Battle flag is carried by armed forces on land.
Battle streamer, attached to the flag of a military unit, names battles or campaigns where the unit served with distinction. Bend on means to attach signal flag to a halyard. Bicolor a flag of two colors, usually in equal fields. Bordering a mostly obsolete practice of edging a flag in a different color than the field, either for decorative purposes or to prevent fraying. Bunting is cloth decorated with the national colors.