Flags of war ships and the white emblem meaning
An extended meditation on naval flags and color meanings as battles loom. The piece discusses how white ensigns, red crosses, and blue stars on ships from Britain, Germany, Japan, Russia, Austria Hungary, and the United States can mislead distant observers, cites historical examples from the North Sea and Falklands, and notes that heraldry figures into modern sea warfare while stressing the American flag remains a recognizable symbol at distance.
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North Sea
Ube Cusat
Chilly
Falkland Istana
Alrugete
Murrender
Mea
Ste
Jin Sur
Uncle Lane
Japan
Batta
FS George
von Spee
Falkland
Gorges
Turkey
Tingland
Amerian Schickoy
Virttala
Lerause
College of Mieralds
Merritt C. Holley
Traveres City
Mich
Washington
Italy
Trowe
Urbona
Bilha Bluecher
Bun Yaten
Pecates
Sfaniia
Manila Bay
Bherldap
Thoman
United States Transporta
Amerian
Conety
Anya
China
Manchuria
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Great Tidtaln
Joe
Joe pAvovbleh Red, Mack Ard
Goncera Gmint & Serra
England
Walter Scott
Ivanhos
Royal Navy
Spanish Mercantile Marine
German Imperial Navy
Imperial Navy of
German Mercantile Marine
Japan Mercantile Marine
Great Britain
Russian Imperial Navy
Austria-Hungary Imperial Navy
Santiago
Cervera
Samp
Admniral Sampoon
New York
Fara-toga
Indiana
Tte
Pelayo
T. J. Conely
Fourteenth Cavalry
Philippines
Allandc
Cervers
Mt Wea
St. Louis
Thomas Cobr
Hermis
Weat
Thomas
Ludy
Termis
Maker
Euch
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