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The flag of the UK National Health Service is a white rectangle with a
horizontal blue oblong occupying the greater part of the center. Within the
oblong are the white block letters NHS. However, on the hospital letterheads and
also on some vehicles belonging to the NHS Logistics Service the letters are
staggered so that they appeared to be italic capitals instead.
Ron Lahav, 5 September 2004
Italicised is the definitive form. See a version of their logo on the front
page of their web site here: www.nhs.uk It
is usually to be found on the sides of vehicles including ambulances, signage
and the such like, but I've never actually seen it on a flag!
Colin Dobson, 7 September 2004