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: Following WWII and the Allied Control Commission's oversight, the air force replaced the aircraft roundel with a blue-and-white circle.

The primary motivation cited by military officials, including Colonel Tomi Böhm, is to "live with the times" and prevent misunderstandings. : Following WWII and the Allied Control Commission's

: Despite its removal from planes, the symbol remained deeply embedded in unit flags, decorations, medals, and the official emblem of the Air Force Command. The Recent Shift (2017–2025) The Recent Shift (2017–2025) : Finland's 2023 entry

: Finland's 2023 entry into NATO increased pressure to integrate with allies (like Germany and France) where the swastika is legally restricted or carries heavy negative connotations. including Colonel Tomi Böhm

: In August 2025, the Finnish Air Force announced a plan to finally remove the swastika from its unit flags used in ceremonial events and parades. Reasons for Change