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August 15th 03, 04:55 AM
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"Mike Keown" wrote in message ... Heard a curious conversation on a late night talk show. One of the speakers said: " If you ever see a warship flying its national ensign (flag) upside down it means that the crew has mutinied and taken over the vessel..." Is that true? If so, is it a international sign known to all sailors and what mutiny originated it? An upside down flag is a distress signal. 
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August 17th 03, 01:25 AM
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"Steven P. McNicoll" ) writes:
An upside down flag is a distress signal. I knew that, but I always wondered what a Japanese ship would do flag wise?
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