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A blue and white chequerboard.
Also known as: November flag, Code flag November
Sometimes confused with: N pennant
The International Code of Signals flag for the letter November, whose single-flag meaning is: No, or negative — the previous group should be read in the negative.
Flown alone, signals: No, or negative — the previous group should be read in the negative.
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Flown together with the Charlie flag above it, the pair forms the international distress signal used before radio.
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A rectangular flag of sixteen squares in four rows, alternating blue and white, blue at the upper hoist.