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What flag is flown on aircraft as a symbol of nationalism?
National flags.
What is the name of flag on the Buckingham palace?
The flag flown at Buckingham Palace is called the Royal Standard. It is a symbol of the reigning monarch and is displayed when the monarch is in residence at the palace. The flag features a design that incorporates the coats of arms of England, Scotland, and Ireland. When the Royal Standard is not displayed, the Union Jack is flown instead.
What is the farthest an experimental aircraft has flown?
X-41
How much height an aircraft can fly?
The maximum height flown by an aircraft is 37650m(123524ft). The aircraft is Mig-25 Foxbat.
Flag flown by a ship armed forces to indicate nationality?
ensign
What is the small flag flown by a ship to indicate its nationality called?
Jack
How did the planes crashed the twin towers?
Two aircraft were deliberately flown into the buildings of the World Trade Center. A 3rd aircraft was flown into the Pentagon, and a 4th aircraft, likely planned to crash into the White House of Capitol was crashed into a field in Pennsylvania.
How fast did the first airplane go in 1920?
The first airplane wasn't flown in 1920, it ws flown in 1903. By 1920, dozens of different aircraft were being flown.
What was the enemy aircraft?
Any aircraft flown by opposition forces was the enemy aircraft. Without knowing which country you are refering to, it is not possible to list the airplanes.
Why hasn't the F-22 aircraft flown in combat?
It hasn't flown because that much intense and big war didnt come.And it is an stealth aircraft it will not be used for combat.It is used only for secret missions.
What is the name of the supersonic aircraft flown by Air France and British Airways?
There are NO supersonic aircraft flown by Air France and British Airways.However, up to 26 November 2003 they both flew the Aérospatiale-BAC Concorde.
What symbol was flown on the US relief ships during the Irish potato famine?
The shamrock was the symbol flown on US relief ships during the Irish potato famine.
