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The purpose of the International Code of Signals is to provide ways and means of communication in situations related essentially to safety of navigation and persons, especially when language difficulties arise, or because radio silence is required. Here are their names and meanings, both International and/or specific to the Navy, as well as meanings when used in a Sailing Regatta. There is also a signaling system called Semaphore which uses the position of the flags relative to a person to denote the letter. See Flag Etiquette for guidelines on proper display of flags. Also try our Flag Translator and our Flag TestInternational Code Flags (also see Multiple Flags Signal Codes) Flag Name & Phonetic Pronunciation Meaning Alfa AL-fah I have a diver down; keep well clear at slow speed. Bravo BRAH-voh I am taking in, discharging, or carrying dangerous cargo. Charlie CHAR-lee "Yes" or "affirmative". Change of Course (Sailing Regatta) Delta DELL-tah I am maneuvering with difficulty; keep clear. Echo ECK-oh I am altering  my course to starboard. Foxtrot FOKS-trot I am disabled; communicate with me. On aircraft carriers: Flight Operations underway Golf GOLF I require a pilot. When made by fishing vessels operating in close proximity on the fishing grounds it means: "I am hauling nets" Hotel hoh-TELL I have a pilot on board. India IN-dee-ah I am altering  my course to port. (International) Coming alongside. (Navy) Round the Ends Starting Rule (Sailing Regatta) Juliet JEW-lee-ett I am on fire and have dangerous cargo; keep well clear of me, or I am leaking dangerous cargo. Kilo KEY-loh I wish to communicate with you. Lima LEE-mah You should stop your vessel immediately. Come Within Hail or Follow Me (Sailing Regatta) Mike MIKE My vessel is stopped and making no way through the water.. Mark Missing (Sailing Regatta) November no-VEM-bur No or negative. Abandonment and Re-sail (Sailing Regatta) Oscar OSS-kur Man overboard. Papa pah-PAH In port: All personnel return to ship; the vessel is about to procede to sea.At sea: It may be used by fishing vessels to mean: "My nets have come fast upon an obstruction". Quebec kay-BECK Ship meets health regulations; request clearance into port. (International) Boat recall; all boats return to ship. (Navy) Romeo ROH-me-oh None. (International) Preparing to replenish (At sea). Ready duty ship (In port). (Navy) Sierra see-AIR-ah Moving astern. (International) Conducting flag hoist drill. (Navy) Shorten Course (Sailing Regatta) Tango TANG-go Keep clear; engaged in trawling. (International) Do not pass ahead of me. (Navy) Uniform YOU-nee-form You are running into danger. Victor VIK-tah I require assistance. Whiskey WISS-kee I require medical assistance. Xray ECKS-ray Stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signals. Individual Recall (Sailing Regatta) Yankee YANG-kee I am dragging anchor. (International) Ship has visual communications duty. (Navy) Wear Life Jackets (Sailing Regatta) Zulu ZOO-loo I require a tug. 20% Scoring Penalty (Sailing Regatta) Code/Answer Code or Answer Message is understood. Also, numeric decimal point. (International) Flag that follows is from the International Code of Signals. (Navy) Postponement (Sailing Regatta) First substitute (First Repeater) First sub Substitute for the first flag in this hoist. (International) Also "repeats" the first flag or series of flags in this hoist Absence of flag officer or unit commander (In port). (Navy) General Recall (Sailing Regatta) Second substitute Second sub Substitute for the second flag in this hoist. (International) Absence of chief of staff (In port). (Navy) Third substitute Third sub Substitute for the third flag in this hoist. (International) Absence of commanding officer (In port). (Navy) Fourth substitute Fourth Sub None. (International) Absence of civil or military official whose flag is flying on this ship. (Navy) One WUN None. (International) Numeral one. (Navy) Two TOO None. (International) Numeral two. (Navy) Three TREE None. (International) Numeral three. (Navy) Four FOW-er None. (International) Numeral four. (Navy) Five FIFE None. (International) Numeral five. (Navy) Six SICKS None. (International) Numeral six. (Navy) Seven SEV-en None. (International) Numeral seven. (Navy) Eight ATE None. (International) Numeral eight. (Navy) Nine NIN-er None. (International) Numeral nine. (Navy) Zero ZEE-roh None. (International) Numeral zero. (Navy) Pennant one PEN-ant WUN Numeral one. (International) Pennant one. (Navy) Pennant two PEN-ant TOO Numeral two. (International) Pennant two. (Navy) Pennant three PEN-ant TREE Numeral three. (International) Pennant three. (Navy) Pennant four PEN-ant FOW-er Numeral four. (International) Pennant four. (Navy) Postponement (Sailing Regatta) Pennant five PEN-ant FIFE Numeral five. (International) Pennant five. (Navy) Pennant six PEN-ant SICKS Numeral six. (International) Pennant six. (Navy) Pennant seven PEN-ant SEV-en Numeral seven. (International) Pennant seven. (Navy) Pennant eight PEN-ant ATE Numeral eight (International) Pennant eight. (Navy) Pennant Nine PEN-ant NIN-er Numeral nine (International) Pennant nine. (Navy) Pennant zero PEN-ant ZEE-roh Numeral zero (International) Pennant zero. (Navy) Special NATO Naval Flags FL: Flotilla or Group Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. A Flotilla/Group may consist of two or more Squadrons. SQ: Squadron Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. A Squadron may consist of two or more Divisions. DI: Division Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. A Division may consist of two or more SubDivisions. SU: Subdivision Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. PR: Preparative Governing Pennant - Preparative IN: Interrogative Governing Pennant - Interrogative NE: Negative Governing Pennant - Negative SC: Screen Maneuvering Flag - Ships are to form a protective screen. FO: Formation Maneuvering Flag - Ships are to form in specified formation. CO: Corpen Maneuvering Flag - Course Pennant, used to signal a course or alter the course of a group of ships. TU: Turn Maneuvering Flag - Used in conjunction with Port or Starboard for ships to turn together. SB: Starboard Maneuvering Flag - Port and Starboard may be used with Turn, Corpen, Formation and Station to indicate direction. PO: Port Maneuvering Flag - Port and Starboard may be used with Turn, Corpen, Formation and Station to indicate direction. SP: Speed Maneuvering Flag - Proceed at a specified speed ST: Station Maneuvering Flag -  Ship(s) indicated are to take a specific station(s) or position. EM: Emergency Action or information that requires immediate attention. Designation The following is in plain language or is to be read in its literal sense. Race Committee Flags Flag/Shape Name Sounds Meaning Postponement Signals AP 2 when raised 1 when lowered Races not started are postponed. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is postponed again or abandoned. AP over H 2 when raised 1 when lowered Races not started are postponed. Further signals ashore. AP over A 2 when raised 1 when lowered Races not started are postponed. No more racing today. AP over Numeral Pennant 1 2 when raised 1 when lowered Postponement of 1 hour from the scheduled starting time. Other numeral pennants may also be used. - AP over a numeral pennant 1-6. Postponement of 1-6 hours from the scheduled starting time. See above for images of these numeral pennants. Abandonment Signals N 3 when raised 1 when lowered All races that have started are abandoned. Return to the starting area. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is abandoned again or postponed. N over H 3 when raised All races are abandoned. Further signals ashore. N over A 3 when raised All races are abandoned. No more racing today. Starting & Preparatory Signals Class Flag Raised Warning 1 5 minutes to start Preparatory (or I or Z or Black Flag) RaisedI - Rule 30.1 is in effect. Z - Rule 30.2 is in effect. Black flag - Rule 30.3 is in effect. 1 4 minutes to start Preparatory (or I or Z or Black Flag) Lowered 1 1 minute to start Class Flag Lowered Start 1 Start Recall Signals X 1 when raised Individual Recall First Substitute 2 when raised 1 when lowered General Recall. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal. Changing the Next Leg C Repetitive The position of the next mark has been changed: with green triangle   to starboard with red square   to port - with minus symbol   to decrease the length of the leg + with plus symbol   to increase the length of the leg Other Signals S 2 when raised The course has been shortened. Rule 32.2 is in effect. L 1 when raised Ashore: A notice to competitors has been posted. Afloat: Come within hail or follow this boat. M Repetitive The object displaying this signal replaces a missing mark. Y 1 when raised Wear a personal flotation device. Blue flag or shape. No sound This race committee boat is in position at the finishing line. Yacht Club Race Committee   Yacht Club Race Committee Auxiliary Vessel Yacht Club Officer Flags Commodore Vice Commodore Past Commodore Rear Commodore Fleet Captain Secretary Treasurer Commodore Emeritus Miscellaneous Flags Small Craft Warning Up to 38 mph winds Gale Warning 39-54 mph winds Storm Warning 55-73 mph winds Hurricane Warning 74+ mph winds USCG Auxiliary Ensign USCG Auxiliary Patrol Boat Ensign  United States Coast Guard Union Jack (worn most often by government vessels)  U.S. Power Squadron USPS Officer Flags Canadian Power Squadron   Scuba Diving Flag (Diver down) - Common in the U.S. Scuba Diving Flag (Diver down) - International World Flag Database Flags of All Countries C.I.A. - Flags of the World Yacht Club Burgees Nautical Flag Translator Flag Test Semaphore Flag Signalling System

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Also try our Flag Translator and our Flag TestInternational Code Flags (also see Multiple Flags Signal Codes) Flag Name & Phonetic Pronunciation Meaning Alfa AL-fah I have a diver down; keep well clear at slow speed. Bravo BRAH-voh I am taking in, discharging, or carrying dangerous cargo. Charlie CHAR-lee "Yes" or "affirmative". Change of Course (Sailing Regatta) Delta DELL-tah I am maneuvering with difficulty; keep clear. Echo ECK-oh I am altering  my course to starboard. Foxtrot FOKS-trot I am disabled; communicate with me. On aircraft carriers: Flight Operations underway Golf GOLF I require a pilot. When made by fishing vessels operating in close proximity on the fishing grounds it means: "I am hauling nets" Hotel hoh-TELL I have a pilot on board. India IN-dee-ah I am altering  my course to port. (International) Coming alongside. (Navy) Round the Ends Starting Rule (Sailing Regatta) Juliet JEW-lee-ett I am on fire and have dangerous cargo; keep well clear of me, or I am leaking dangerous cargo. Kilo KEY-loh I wish to communicate with you. Lima LEE-mah You should stop your vessel immediately. Come Within Hail or Follow Me (Sailing Regatta) Mike MIKE My vessel is stopped and making no way through the water.. Mark Missing (Sailing Regatta) November no-VEM-bur No or negative. Abandonment and Re-sail (Sailing Regatta) Oscar OSS-kur Man overboard. Papa pah-PAH In port: All personnel return to ship; the vessel is about to procede to sea.At sea: It may be used by fishing vessels to mean: "My nets have come fast upon an obstruction". Quebec kay-BECK Ship meets health regulations; request clearance into port. (International) Boat recall; all boats return to ship. (Navy) Romeo ROH-me-oh None. (International) Preparing to replenish (At sea). Ready duty ship (In port). (Navy) Sierra see-AIR-ah Moving astern. (International) Conducting flag hoist drill. (Navy) Shorten Course (Sailing Regatta) Tango TANG-go Keep clear; engaged in trawling. (International) Do not pass ahead of me. (Navy) Uniform YOU-nee-form You are running into danger. Victor VIK-tah I require assistance. Whiskey WISS-kee I require medical assistance. Xray ECKS-ray Stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signals. Individual Recall (Sailing Regatta) Yankee YANG-kee I am dragging anchor. (International) Ship has visual communications duty. (Navy) Wear Life Jackets (Sailing Regatta) Zulu ZOO-loo I require a tug. 20% Scoring Penalty (Sailing Regatta) Code/Answer Code or Answer Message is understood. Also, numeric decimal point. (International) Flag that follows is from the International Code of Signals. (Navy) Postponement (Sailing Regatta) First substitute (First Repeater) First sub Substitute for the first flag in this hoist. (International) Also "repeats" the first flag or series of flags in this hoist Absence of flag officer or unit commander (In port). (Navy) General Recall (Sailing Regatta) Second substitute Second sub Substitute for the second flag in this hoist. (International) Absence of chief of staff (In port). (Navy) Third substitute Third sub Substitute for the third flag in this hoist. (International) Absence of commanding officer (In port). (Navy) Fourth substitute Fourth Sub None. (International) Absence of civil or military official whose flag is flying on this ship. (Navy) One WUN None. (International) Numeral one. (Navy) Two TOO None. (International) Numeral two. (Navy) Three TREE None. (International) Numeral three. (Navy) Four FOW-er None. (International) Numeral four. (Navy) Five FIFE None. (International) Numeral five. (Navy) Six SICKS None. (International) Numeral six. (Navy) Seven SEV-en None. (International) Numeral seven. (Navy) Eight ATE None. (International) Numeral eight. (Navy) Nine NIN-er None. (International) Numeral nine. (Navy) Zero ZEE-roh None. (International) Numeral zero. (Navy) Pennant one PEN-ant WUN Numeral one. (International) Pennant one. (Navy) Pennant two PEN-ant TOO Numeral two. (International) Pennant two. (Navy) Pennant three PEN-ant TREE Numeral three. (International) Pennant three. (Navy) Pennant four PEN-ant FOW-er Numeral four. (International) Pennant four. (Navy) Postponement (Sailing Regatta) Pennant five PEN-ant FIFE Numeral five. (International) Pennant five. (Navy) Pennant six PEN-ant SICKS Numeral six. (International) Pennant six. (Navy) Pennant seven PEN-ant SEV-en Numeral seven. (International) Pennant seven. (Navy) Pennant eight PEN-ant ATE Numeral eight (International) Pennant eight. (Navy) Pennant Nine PEN-ant NIN-er Numeral nine (International) Pennant nine. (Navy) Pennant zero PEN-ant ZEE-roh Numeral zero (International) Pennant zero. (Navy) Special NATO Naval Flags FL: Flotilla or Group Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. A Flotilla/Group may consist of two or more Squadrons. SQ: Squadron Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. A Squadron may consist of two or more Divisions. DI: Division Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. A Division may consist of two or more SubDivisions. SU: Subdivision Unit Indicator Flag - Used to either address or identify specific units when other flags are added to them. PR: Preparative Governing Pennant - Preparative IN: Interrogative Governing Pennant - Interrogative NE: Negative Governing Pennant - Negative SC: Screen Maneuvering Flag - Ships are to form a protective screen. FO: Formation Maneuvering Flag - Ships are to form in specified formation. CO: Corpen Maneuvering Flag - Course Pennant, used to signal a course or alter the course of a group of ships. TU: Turn Maneuvering Flag - Used in conjunction with Port or Starboard for ships to turn together. SB: Starboard Maneuvering Flag - Port and Starboard may be used with Turn, Corpen, Formation and Station to indicate direction. PO: Port Maneuvering Flag - Port and Starboard may be used with Turn, Corpen, Formation and Station to indicate direction. SP: Speed Maneuvering Flag - Proceed at a specified speed ST: Station Maneuvering Flag -  Ship(s) indicated are to take a specific station(s) or position. EM: Emergency Action or information that requires immediate attention. Designation The following is in plain language or is to be read in its literal sense. Race Committee Flags Flag/Shape Name Sounds Meaning Postponement Signals AP 2 when raised 1 when lowered Races not started are postponed. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is postponed again or abandoned. AP over H 2 when raised 1 when lowered Races not started are postponed. Further signals ashore. AP over A 2 when raised 1 when lowered Races not started are postponed. No more racing today. AP over Numeral Pennant 1 2 when raised 1 when lowered Postponement of 1 hour from the scheduled starting time. Other numeral pennants may also be used. - AP over a numeral pennant 1-6. Postponement of 1-6 hours from the scheduled starting time. See above for images of these numeral pennants. Abandonment Signals N 3 when raised 1 when lowered All races that have started are abandoned. Return to the starting area. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is abandoned again or postponed. N over H 3 when raised All races are abandoned. Further signals ashore. N over A 3 when raised All races are abandoned. No more racing today. Starting & Preparatory Signals Class Flag Raised Warning 1 5 minutes to start Preparatory (or I or Z or Black Flag) RaisedI - Rule 30.1 is in effect. Z - Rule 30.2 is in effect. Black flag - Rule 30.3 is in effect. 1 4 minutes to start Preparatory (or I or Z or Black Flag) Lowered 1 1 minute to start Class Flag Lowered Start 1 Start Recall Signals X 1 when raised Individual Recall First Substitute 2 when raised 1 when lowered General Recall. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal. Changing the Next Leg C Repetitive The position of the next mark has been changed: with green triangle   to starboard with red square   to port - with minus symbol   to decrease the length of the leg + with plus symbol   to increase the length of the leg Other Signals S 2 when raised The course has been shortened. Rule 32.2 is in effect. L 1 when raised Ashore: A notice to competitors has been posted. Afloat: Come within hail or follow this boat. M Repetitive The object displaying this signal replaces a missing mark. Y 1 when raised Wear a personal flotation device. Blue flag or shape. No sound This race committee boat is in position at the finishing line. Yacht Club Race Committee   Yacht Club Race Committee Auxiliary Vessel Yacht Club Officer Flags Commodore Vice Commodore Past Commodore Rear Commodore Fleet Captain Secretary Treasurer Commodore Emeritus Miscellaneous Flags Small Craft Warning Up to 38 mph winds Gale Warning 39-54 mph winds Storm Warning 55-73 mph winds Hurricane Warning 74+ mph winds USCG Auxiliary Ensign USCG Auxiliary Patrol Boat Ensign  United States Coast Guard Union Jack (worn most often by government vessels)  U.S. Power Squadron USPS Officer Flags Canadian Power Squadron   Scuba Diving Flag (Diver down) - Common in the U.S. Scuba Diving Flag (Diver down) - International World Flag Database Flags of All Countries C.I.A. - Flags of the World Yacht Club Burgees Nautical Flag Translator Flag Test Semaphore Flag Signalling System

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