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Flags | Name & Phonetic Pronunciation | Meaning | Morse Code | | Alpha(AL-fah) | I have a diver down; keep well clear at slow speed. | • ▬ | | Bravo(BRAH-voh) | I am taking in, discharging, or carrying dangerous cargo. | ▬ • • • | | Charlie(CHAR-lee) | "Yes" or "affirmative". | ▬ • ▬ • | | Delta(DELL-tah) | I am maneuvering with difficulty; keep clear. | ▬ • • | | Echo(ECK-oh) | I am directing my course to starboard. | • | | Foxtrot(FOKS-trot) | I am disabled; communicate with me. | • • ▬ • | | Golf(GOLF) | I require a pilot. | ▬ ▬ • | | Hotel (hoh-TELL) | I have a pilot on board. | • • • • | | India(IN-dee-ah) | I am directing my course to port. | • • | | Juliet(JEW-lee-ett) |
I am on fire and have dangerous cargo; keep clear. | • ▬ ▬ ▬ | | Kilo(KEY-loh) | I wish to communicate with you. | ▬ • ▬ | | Lima(LEE-mah) | You should stop your vessel immediately. | • ▬ • • | | Mike(MIKE) | My vessel is stopped; making no way. | ▬ ▬ | | November(no-VEM-bur) | No or negative. | ▬ • | | Oscar(OSS-kur) | Man overboard. | ▬ ▬ ▬ | | Papa(pah-PAH) | All personnel return to ship; proceeding to sea (In port). | • ▬ ▬ • | | Quebec(kay-BECK) | Ship meets health regs; request clearance into port. | ▬ ▬ • ▬ | | Romeo(ROH-me-oh) | None. | • ▬ • | | Sierra(see-AIR-ah) | Moving astern. | • • • | | Tango(TANG-go) | Keep clear; engaged in trawling. | ▬ | | Uniform(YOU-nee-form) | You are running into danger. | • • ▬ | | Victor(VIK-tah) | I require assistance. | • • • ▬ | | Whiskey(WISS-kee) | I require medical assistance. | • ▬ ▬ | | X-ray(ECKS-ray) | Stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signals | ▬ • • ▬ | | Yankee(YANG-kee) | I am dragging anchor. | ▬ • ▬ ▬ | | Zulu(ZOO-loo) | I require a tug. | ▬ ▬ • • |

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