The British Flag and the Merchant Navy Vision
In recalling the Royal Navy legacy and the Red Ensign as a symbol of national life, the author argues Britain’s seafaring strength underpins trade, national identity, and resilience. He notes sailors’ enduring craftsmanship, warns against calls to curb seas power, and expresses faith in merchant seamen’s continued role on global waters.
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