Each of them symbolizes an international code term associated with the letters of the alphabet, such as Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, and so on. Nautical flags are an international coding system used for a boat to indicate to land or for two vessels to signal to each other in situations involving the safety of navigation and people. The purpose of nautical flags is to give ways and means of communication in circumstances involving the safety of navigation and people. W: Whiskey – require medical assistance.U: Uniform – you are heading into danger.T: Tango – Keep clear engaged in trawling.P: Papa – In port: All personnel return to ship vessel is about to sail At sea: It may be used by fishing vessels to mean: “My nets have come fast upon an obstruction”.N: November – no (negative) Abandonment and Re-sail (Sailing Regatta).
M: Mike – my vessel is stopped and making no way through the water Mark Missing (Sailing Regatta).L: Lima – stop your vessel instantly, I have something important to communicate Come Within Hail or Follow Me (Sailing Regatta).K: Kilo – I want to communicate with you.I: India – I am altering my course to port.F: Foxtrot – I am disabled, communicate with me.D: Delta – keep clear of me, I am manoevering with difficulty.A: Alpha – diver down I am undergoing a speed trial.International meanings for nautical flags: It is important to know each flag representing a letter has a meaning.
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