Signal Flags and Pennants
With the internet, radio and satellite communications, the U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard and other Maritime Vessels still use the code of signal alphabet flags, numeral pennants and special flags for visual signaling. These signal flags are used to communicate while maintaining radio silence and with other Vessels or allied forces. Naval Signalmen transmit messages by hoisting a flag or a series of flags on a halyard.
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Signal Flags & Pennant Sets
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Signal Flag - Letter A
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Signal Flag - Letter B
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Signal Flag - Letter C
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Signal Flag - Letter D
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Signal Flag - Letter E
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Signal Flag - Letter F
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Signal Flag - Letter G
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Signal Flag - Letter H
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Signal Flag - Letter I
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Signal Flag - Letter J
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Signal Flag - Letter K
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Signal Flag - Letter L
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Signal Flag - Letter M
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Signal Flag - Letter N
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Signal Flag - Letter O
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Signal Flag - Letter P
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Signal Flag - Letter Q
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Signal Flag - Letter R
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Signal Flag - Letter S
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Signal Flag - Letter T
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Signal Flag - Letter U
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Signal Flag - Letter V
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Signal Flag - Letter W
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Signal Flag - Letter X
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Signal Flag - Letter Y
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Signal Flag - Letter Z
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Number 1 Pennants
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Number 2 Pennants
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Number 3 Pennants
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Number 4 Pennants
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Number 5 Pennants
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Number 6 Pennants
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Number 7 Pennants
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Number 8 Pennants
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Number 9 Pennants
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Number 0 Pennants
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1st Substitute Pennants
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2nd Substitute Pennants
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3rd Substitute Pennants
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4th Substitute Pennants
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Signal Flags - Number 1
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Signal Flags - Number 2
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Signal Flags - Number 3
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Signal Flags - Number 4
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Signal Flags - Number 5
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Signal Flags - Number 6
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Signal Flags - Number 7
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Signal Flags - Number 8
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Signal Flags - Number 9
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Signal Flags - Number 0
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Subdivision Pennant
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Division Flag
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Port Flag
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Designating Pennant
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Course Pennant
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Emergency Pennant
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Formation Pennant
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Negation Pennant
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Squadron Flag
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Interrogative Pennant
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Screen Pennant
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Speed Pennant
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Starboard Pennant
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Station Pennant
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Turn Pennant
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Preparation Pennant
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Code Answer Pennant
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