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• Pennant_number abstract "This article is about Royal Navy and European ship pennant numbers. For the American equivalent, see hull classification symbol and for the Canadian equivalent, see hull classification symbol (Canada).In the modern Royal Navy, and other navies of Europe and the Commonwealth, ships are identified by pennant numbers (an internationalisation of the term "pendant numbers" which is what they were called prior to 1948). The name pennant number arises from the fact that ships were originally allocated a flag identifying a flotilla or particular type of vessel: for example, in the Royal Navy, the red burgee for torpedo boats, H for torpedo boat destroyers. By the addition of a number pendant to the identifying flag, each ship could be uniquely identified. A pendant/pennant number thus consists of letters and numbers. Where a letter precedes a number it is known as a "flag superior" and where it is a suffix it is known as a "flag inferior". Not all pendants/pennants have a flag superior.".
• Pennant_number thumbnail HMCS_Restigouche_(H00)_CT-284.jpg?width=300.
• Pennant_number wikiPageID "1177264".
• Pennant_number wikiPageRevisionID "594164730".
• Pennant_number hasPhotoCollection Pennant_number.
• Pennant_number subject Category:Royal_Navy.
• Pennant_number subject Category:Ship_identification_numbers.
• Pennant_number type Abstraction100002137.
• Pennant_number type Communication100033020.
• Pennant_number type Evidence106643408.
• Pennant_number type Identification106885083.
• Pennant_number type Indication106797169.
• Pennant_number type Number106425065.
• Pennant_number type PositiveIdentification106885389.
• Pennant_number type ShipIdentificationNumbers.
• Pennant_number comment "This article is about Royal Navy and European ship pennant numbers. For the American equivalent, see hull classification symbol and for the Canadian equivalent, see hull classification symbol (Canada).In the modern Royal Navy, and other navies of Europe and the Commonwealth, ships are identified by pennant numbers (an internationalisation of the term "pendant numbers" which is what they were called prior to 1948).".
• Pennant_number label "Número de amura".
• Pennant_number label "Número de gallardete".
• Pennant_number label "Pennant number".
• Pennant_number label "Pennant number".
• Pennant_number label "Pennant number".
• Pennant_number label "Pennantnummer".
• Pennant_number label "Schiffskennung".
• Pennant_number label "Классификация кораблей по номеру вымпела".
• Pennant_number label "ペナント・ナンバー".
• Pennant_number label "舷號".
• Pennant_number sameAs Schiffskennung.
• Pennant_number sameAs Número_de_gallardete.
• Pennant_number sameAs Pennant_number.
• Pennant_number sameAs Pennant_number.
• Pennant_number sameAs ペナント・ナンバー.
• Pennant_number sameAs Pennantnummer.
• Pennant_number sameAs Número_de_amura.
• Pennant_number sameAs m.04dqj5.
• Pennant_number sameAs Q1474286.
• Pennant_number sameAs Q1474286.
• Pennant_number sameAs Pennant_number.
• Pennant_number wasDerivedFrom Pennant_number?oldid=594164730.
• Pennant_number depiction HMCS_Restigouche_(H00)_CT-284.jpg.
• Pennant_number isPrimaryTopicOf Pennant_number.