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Flag semaphore indicating the Number 6. This shape represents both the Number 6 (Flag Semaphore) and the Letter F (Flag Semaphore). Before delivering any numbers, the sender uses the 'Numbers to follow (Flag Semaphore)' signal. The sender uses the Letter J (Flag Semaphore) to switch back to letters.

International Morse Code sequence representing the number 6

In marine terminology, "6" or "six" does not have a specific nautical meaning. It is simply the numerical value representing the quantity of six. Flag Number Pennant Six (6)Nautical or signal flags are used at sea to convey long-range messages. Only black, blue, red, white and yellow are used because these are the only colours readily...

Flag semaphore indicating the Number 7. This shape represents both the Number 7 (Flag Semaphore) and the Letter G (Flag Semaphore). Before delivering any numbers, the sender uses the 'Numbers to follow (Flag Semaphore)' signal. The sender uses the Letter J (Flag Semaphore) to switch back to letters.

International Morse Code sequence representing the number 7.

In maritime terminology, 7 or Seven (Sev-En) refers to the International Code of Signals flag representing the letter "7" in the phonetic alphabet. This flag is used to communicate messages and information between vessels or between a vessel and shore using a system of flags. Flag Number Pennant Seven (7)Nautical or signal flags are used...

In marine terminology, an "ait" refers to a small island or islet located in a river or estuary. Aits are typically formed by sediment deposition and can be found in various waterways around the world. They often provide habitat for wildlife and can sometimes be used for recreational purposes. Flag Number Pennant Eight (8)Nautical or...

Flag semaphore indicating the Number 8. This shape represents both the Number 8 (Flag Semaphore) and the Letter H (Flag Semaphore). Before delivering any numbers, the sender uses the 'Numbers to follow (Flag Semaphore)' signal. The sender uses the Letter J (Flag Semaphore) to switch back to letters.

International Morse Code sequence representing the number 8.

In marine terminology, "9" or "nine" is a code used to indicate the number nine in radio communications or when spelling out numbers. This code is commonly used to avoid confusion with similar-sounding numbers or to ensure clear communication in noisy or busy environments on board a vessel. Flag Number Pennant Nine (9)Nautical or signal...