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Signal Flags Cockpit Card, International Code of Signals PDF

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The full International Code of Signals on one card: 40 flags, spoken names, morse and what each one means.

  • Face one: all 26 letter flags drawn to the Code's patterns with phonetic names and morse, the ten numeral pennants with their ICS spoken names, answering pennant and all three substitutes

  • Face two: every single letter meaning, Alfa's diver down to Zulu's tug request, including the researched detail that Romeo has none

  • How hoists actually work: a worked MAA substitutes example, answering pennant at the dip and close up, numbers and the decimal point

  • Flag designs verified against the ICS specifications, down to the substitute triangles and pennant colours

  • Print double sided, laminate, hang it by the chart table; A4 and US Letter editions included

Forty flags, and every one of them says something. This card gives you the whole code at a glance on one face and every single letter meaning on the other, with the hoist procedures that make substitutes and the answering pennant click.

Drawn from the International Code of Signals specifications rather than copied from a chandlery poster, so the details hold up: pennant colours, substitute geometry, even the spare letter.

What's inside

  • Cover with lamination guide and dressed line artwork

  • Card face 1: the flag set, A to Z, 0 to 9, substitutes and answering pennant, all with morse

  • Card face 2: single letter meanings and hoist reading rules

  • Combined pack PDF plus individual sheet PDFs, each in A4 and US Letter

Who it's for: Sailors, cadets, Sea Scouts, RYA and OOW students, and anyone who wants to read a dressed ship or an urgent hoist at a glance.

Licence: Personal and classroom use. You may share and repost this content, including commercially. You may not resell the files themselves or sell them on as a standalone product. Copyright remains with Maritime Master Limited.

Printing: Print at 100% double sided and laminate. Colour printing essential: the flags are the content.

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