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a-iconA - Diver below (when stationary); I am undergoing a speed trialAlpha
b-iconB - I am taking on or discharging explosivesBravo
c-iconC - (affirmative)Charlie
d-iconD - keep clear of me, I am manoevering with difficultyDelta
e-iconE - I am altering my course to starboardEcho
f-iconF - I am disabled, communicate with meFoxtrot
g-iconG - I require a pilotGolf
h-iconH - I have a pilot on boardHotel
i-iconI - I am altering my course to portIndia
j-iconJ - I am going to send a message by semaphoreJuliett
k-iconK - you should stop your vessel instantlyKIlo
l-iconL - you should stop, I have something important to communicateLima
m-iconM - I have a doctor on boardMike
n-iconN - no (negative)November
o-iconO - man overboardOsca
p-iconP - the Blue Peter - all aboard, vessel is about to proceed sea. (At sea) your lights are out or burning badlyPapa
q-iconQ - my vessel is healthy and I request free practiqueQuebec
r-iconR - the way is off my ship. You may feel you way past meRomeo
s-iconS-I am operating stern propulsionSierra
t-iconT - do not pass ahead of meTango
u-icon U - you are standing into dangerUniform
v-iconV - I require assistance (not distress)Victor
w-iconW - I require medical assistanceWhiskey
x-iconX - stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signalsX-ray
y-iconY - I am carrying mailsYankee
z-iconZ - to be used to address or call shore stationsZulu
Answering Penant
answer-iconCode and answering pennant.
Numeric Pennants
0-icon0Zero
1-icon1One
2-icon2Two
3-icon3Three
4-icon4Four
5-icon5Five
6-icon6Six
7-icon7Seven
8-icon8Eight
9-icon9Nine
Substitute Pennants
sub1-iconSubstitute 1
sub2-iconSubstitute 2
sub3-iconSubstitute 3

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