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Which television programme shares its name with a naval flag?
Ensign O'Toole. The ensign is usually the largest flag, flown at the back, or stern, of a ship.
Which TV program shares its name with a naval flag?
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Which television program shares its name with the naval flag?
The television program that shares its name with a naval flag is "Jolly Roger." The Jolly Roger is traditionally known as the flag flown by pirates, featuring a skull and crossbones. The term has been used in various media, including TV shows, to evoke themes of piracy and adventure.
Which children's TV programme is named after a naval flag?
In the UK the BBC program is Blue Peter
Apart from a children's TV programme what is blue Peter?
A maritime signal flag for the letter (P) the meaning when hoist by itself is approximately- Stand by to Get Underway! ship will depart soon. In that sense it is comparable to ( Sesame) as implyling action is imminent.
How many types of naval flag codes are there?
500
How many flags did the Mary rose have?
Many dozens. In addition to the Naval Ensigns, the Union flag and the flag of the King (this is why it was called a flag-carrier), all naval ships of this time carried signalling flags which could be used to communicate between ships of the fleet.
What are the release dates for Red Flag Thunder at Nellis - 2005 TV?
Red Flag Thunder at Nellis - 2005 TV was released on: USA: 30 March 2005
Why did george ross ask besty ross to sew the flag?
Its a myth. She did sew flags for Naval ships for the State of PA but she was never hired by Congress to design the American Naval Flag. That was done by Francis Hopkinson & his Marine Committee.
The American naval flag during the Revolution bore the motto?
The motto was "Don't tread on me."
Why did neil Armstrong want to put the flag on the moon?
BECAUSE HE WAS A NAVAL OFFICER AND HE WAS TOLD TO.
Has the National Japanese flag changed since World War 2?
The red sun (red ball on a white background) is the Japanese Army flag. The red sun with extending red rays on a white background is the Japanese Naval Flag. Both flags are still used today. They were not replaced.
