* Great Britain. * Spain. * France. * The United States. * The Confederate States of America.
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According to Allstar Flags, flags are by size:Garrison Flag 20 x 38 feetPost Flag 8 foot 11 3/8 inches by 17 feetField Flag 6 foot 8 inches by 12 feetStorm Flag 5 feet by 9 feet 6 inches.and Internment Flag 5 foot by 9 foot 6 incheshttp://www.allstarflags.com/facts/how-military-uses-flags/
The International Code Flags are used to dress ship. In nautical practice, it is said that the flags are 'worn' and not 'flown' by the vessel. Officer's flags, club burgees and national flags are not used as part of the bunting. The ship is dressed at 0800 and remains dressed (at anchor only, except for a vessel's maiden or final voyage) until evening colours/colors at sunset. The 'hoist' is done in the following sequence . . . 1. The yacht ensign or national ensign at the stern staff 2. Courtesy flag (if in foreign port) on starboard flag halyard 3. The Union Jack may be displayed at the bow staff 4. Club or fleet or association burgee on a pig stick to masthead or to the 'starboard spreader', alone, on its own and separate flag halyard 5. A rainbow of International Code flags are then arranged from the waterline forward 'up and over' (that is to all mast heads) to the waterline aft. Flags and pennants are bent on alternately. Since there are twice as many letter flags as numeral/repeater pennants, it is good practice to follow a sequence of two flags, one pennant, two flags, one pennant, etc. A weight is used as a sinker at each end of the string of flags at the waterline fore and aft. The 'drop' is done in the reverse order of the above. The sequence of the code flags can be any order but the following is the long accepted 'recommended order' to give a harmonious color pattern. This also avoids the possibility of a hidden message being set in the hoist. Starting from the waterline forward, to the masthead(s), and to the water line aft . . . A B 2 U J 1 K E 3 G H 6 I V 5 F L 4 D M 7 P O Third Repeater R N First Repeater S T Zero C X 9 W Q 8 Z Y Second Repeater
there are 5 flags of intel 8085 are: Carry flag(CY), parity flag(P), Auxiliary Carry flag(AC), Zero Flag(Z), Sign flag(S).
British flag,French flag,Spanish flag,Untied States flag,and Florida's state flag The flags of Spain, France, Great Britain, the United States, and the Confederate States of America have flown over Florida; these are also known as the "Five Flags of Florida." At various times in its history, at least 16 different flags have flown over Florida or parts of Florida.
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Spain, France, great Britain, united states and confederate states OS America
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France , Spain , Holland , Sweden and England.
It dissipated over Florida on November 5, 1998.
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There are 194 countries, so there are 194 country flags. (As of 5/7/08)
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