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A US flagged ship means that the ship operates under the laws of the United States. The ship's owner and/or crew may be of foreign origin. See the link below for a better explanation of Ship registration and flagging.
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What is the safest cruise ship?
Any US flagged vessel.
What does flagged mean on a computer?
It means something is marked for future processing, or marked to catch a supervisor's attention.
What does the flagged mean?
there are recongized as a independent country
What does US mean for a US Navy ship?
United States.
What does it mean if a question is automatically flagged?
It means that is has been flagged by a wikianswers bot because there is offensive or otherwise inappropriate material in the answer.
What happens if a question is Flagged?
The flagged question will be taken care of by Special Project Assistants (SPA) or Supervisors, or even just helpful users. The Flagged Questions is a warning sign, and can mean tasks for the SPA team.
What does US mean in civilian ship names?
united states
What does USS in front of a ships name mean?
Could mean, United States Ship (USS). Example of use; USS Saratoga (a US Navy Ship).
What does flag code UA mean on Army ERB?
You are flagged for Drug Abuse.
What does lha mean for a US Navy ship?
Landing Helicopter Assault
Why isn't flagged for inferior answer quality on the flagged list on Wikianswers?
You can't it is automatically flagged by Litterbot.
Why is it that is illegal to travel from New York to Miami by ship?
It is not illegal to travel from New York to Miami by ship, as long as that ship is an American flagged vessel. The Passenger Services Act says that a foreign flagged vessel cannot provide transportation between two U.S. ports without visiting at least one foreign port in between. The only large cruise ship that is American flagged is the NCL Pride of America. It cruises around the Hawaiian islands without having to make a stop at a nearby foreign island. Other cruise lines often visit Fanning Island, or Ensenada depending on whether the cruise originates in the Pacific or from the U.S. west coast.
