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Code
Sub2
Sub1
Sub4
Sub3
7 8 9
4 5 6
1 2 3
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Port
STBD
Corpen
Turn
Prep
Desig
Division
SubDiv
Squad
Flotilla
Interog
Screen
Form
Speed
Station
?
MeritoriousUnit
SafetyAward
CommissioningPennant
BattleE
Alpha
International:
Divers Down
Bravo
International:
I’m taking on or discharging explosives
Charlie
International:
Affirmative (Yes)
Delta
International:
Keep Clear – I am maneuvering with difficulty
Echo
International:
I’m altering my course to Starboard
Foxtrot
International:
I’m disabled – communicate with me
Gulf
International:
I require a pilot
Hotel
International:
I have a pilot onboard
India
International:
I’m altering my course to port
US Navy:
Coming alongside
Juliet
International:
I’m on fire & have dangerous cargo; keep clear
Kilo
International:
I wish to communicate with you
Lima
International:
You should stop your vessel immediately
Mike
International:
My vessel is stopped; making no way
November
International:
Negative (No)
Oscar
International:
Man Overboard
Papa
International:
All personnel return to ship; proceeding to sea
Quebec
International:
Ship meets health regulations;Request clearance into port
US Navy:
Boat recall
Romeo
International:
None
US Navy:
Preparing to replenish (at sea)
Sierra
International:
My engines are astern
US Navy:
Conducting flag hoist drill
Tango
International:
Keep clear; engaged in trawling
US Navy:
Do not pass in front of me
Uniform
International:
You are standing into danger
Victor
International:
I require assistance (not distress)
Whiskey
International:
I require medical assistance
XRay
International:
Stop carrying out your intentionsAnd wait for my signal
Yankee
International:
I’m dragging anchor
US Navy:
Ship has visual comms duty
Zulu
International:
I require a tug
One (1)
Pennant
Two (2)
Pennant
Three (3)
Pennant
Four (4)
Pennant
Five (5)
Pennant
Six (6)
Pennant
Seven (7)
Pennant
Eight (8)
Pennant
Nine (9)
Pennant
Zero (0)
Pennant
Code
International:
Message is understoodAlso, numeric decimal point
US Navy:
Flag that follows is fromInternational Code Of Signals
1st SubstituteUS Navy:
Absence of flag officer or unit commander
International:
Substitute for the first flag in this hoist
2nd Substitute
International:
Substitute for the second flag in this hoist
US Navy:
Absence of Chief of Staff (inport)
3rd SubstituteUS Navy:
Absence of Commanding Officer (inport)
International:
Substitute for the third flag in this hoist
4th Substitute
International:
Substitute for the Fourth flag in this hoist
US Navy:
Absence of civil or military official who’s flagIs flying on this ship (inport)
One
Flag
Two
Flag
Three
Flag
Four
Flag
Five
Flag
Six
Flag
Seven
Flag
Eight
Flag
Nine
Flag
Zero
Flag
Port
International:
US Navy:
Out of routine
Starboard
International:
US Navy:
SOPA(Senior Officer Present Afloat)
CORPEN
International:
US Navy:
Course
Turn
International:
US Navy:
Water Barge Required
Division
International:
US Navy:
Sub Division
International:
US Navy:
Squad
International:
US Navy:
Flotallia
International:
US Navy:
Formation
International:
US Navy:
Speed
International:
US Navy:
Station
International:
US Navy:
DESIG
International:
US Navy:
Interrogative
International:
US Navy:
Negative
International:
US Navy:
Prep
International:
US Navy:
5 minutes before colors
Screen
International:
US Navy:
Meritorious UnitUS Navy:
Award
Commissioning Pennant
Green “S”US Navy:
Safety Afloat award
Battle Efficiency “E”US Navy:
Award
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