ship's flag

He climbed two flights up to the ship's flag deck.

Searching for his father is always possible, but in order to succeed, the player will need to change his ship's flags a number of times.

The ship's flags are lowered to half mast.

During the attack, antennas were severed, gas drums caught fire, and the ship's flag was knocked down.

These criteria are laid down in the Paris Memorandum of Understanding and include the ship's flag.

The passengers and crew flew the ship's flag upside down (a universal sign of distress) to try to signal a passing ship.

Originally intending to sacrifice herself to see the plan through, the ship's flag captain orders her and her staff off just before the attack begins.

Hydatina amplustre royal paper bubble, ship's flag shell, swollen bubble.

The "gentleman" mentioned above who had a ship's flag could easily have been Robert Morris who was a merchant and owned many ships.

The matrix was constructed around the past performance of each ship's Flag State, classification society, operating company, ship type, and the ship's prior compliance history.

They used mirrors, built fires, used lanterns and flew the ship's flag upside-down to indicate they were in distress.

As Le Hasard sails away, an eagle flies to the Buonapartes and lands on the ship's flag pole.

Barron struck the ship's colors Striking colors, i.e.Lowering the ship's flag, was an international signal of surrender.

The North Star's masts were bare of sails as I brought her into Arsana's harbor, the ship's flag at half hoist.

During the return trip to Norfolk in February 1976, the ship's flag bridge was destroyed by a forty foot wave off Cape Hatteras.

A ship's captain must have a master's license or certificate, issued by the ship's flag state, or a state licensing authority if operating within "non-federal" waters.

Two Neosho sailors were awarded the Medal of Honor for going out onto the shell swept deck and raising the ship's flag that had been knocked down.

Jurumudi Itam, our best quartermaster, deft at fine needlework, he who mended the ship's flags and sewed buttons on our coats, was disabled by a kick on the shoulder.

Meanwhile Mr Cottle finally gave in and took a piece of bread and butter, his hand trembling so that the vaunted delicacy looked like a ship's flag in a breeze.

A ship's flag state exercises regulatory control over the vessel and is required to inspect it regularly, certify the ship's equipment and crew, and issue safety and pollution prevention documents.

Viper pilot helmet ornament and ship insignia, would have featured a hand holding a burning torch, to denote what Battlestar the Viper pilot was assigned to and the ship's flag insignia.

You can make the eight-hour trip aboard a giant freight ship, riding high in the bow, saluting onlookers as your broad hull cuts through the water and your ship's flag waves in the freshening afternoon trades.

He notes that while the majority sees the ATS as applying to piracy on the high seas, piracy necessarily occurs aboard a ship and so is considered to occur within the territory of the ship's flag state.

If we made it safely to the shores of the free world it was due to the neutrality of our ship's flag, to the professional wisdom of our captain and to our lucky star, which during those crucial years seemed to have been working overtime on our behalf.

After the charter agreement of MS Silja Scandinavia ended in April 1997 On 5 April 1997, Silja Line switched the ship's flag from Finnish to Swedish and put her back on Stockholm-Mariehamn-Turku service, where she remained until 2008.