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First
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National
Flag |
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National
Flag The national flag (ensign) is worn to signify the country of
registration and demonstrates the vessel's pride in her country. Old,
tattered or faded ensigns should be given the respect due them and
be destroyed privately. Ensigns are worn at the No. 1 position of
seniority. When passing the flag ship on Sailpast, the ensign should
be dipped about a third down the gaff for a salute. If on a staff,
the lowest corner of the flag should be brought to the level of the
taffrail and held there until the salute is acknowledged from the
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Second
position of seniority |
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Club
Burgee |
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Club
Burgee The club burgee is flown from the second position of seniority.
On sailing vessels at the mainmast truck, on powerboats from the mainmast
truck if fitted with a mast, or flown from a staff mounted over the
pilot house or bow sprit. It is flown from sunrise to sunset only
when a club member is aboard and in command. An owner may fly the
burgee of any club of which he is a member; however, only one burgee
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Third
position of seniority Flag officer's flags
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Flag
Officer's Flags |
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Commodore's
Flag |
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Vice
Commodore's
Flag |
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Rear
commodore's
Flag |
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Staff
Captain's
Flag |
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Fleet
Captain's
Flag |
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Fourth
position
Power
Squadron Flag
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