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Definition of broad pennant in English: broad pennant(also broad pendant) noun A short swallow-tailed pennant distinguishing the commodore's ship in a squadron. （尤指舰队中指挥官所在舰的）阔三角燕尾旗 Example sentencesExamples - The 1865 regulations also modified the broad pennant, which was now to display a single white star.
- Although most of his contemporaries referred to him as a ‘commodore’ after the victory, Perry was not authorized to fly the broad pendant symbolic of that rank.
- The United States flag and the broad pennant were borne by two athletic seamen, who had been selected from the crews of the squadron on account of their stalwart proportions.
- Even the practice of using the broad pennant at the mizzen to denote a senior officer present below flag rank was the same in the two navies.
- Commodore Harwood transferred his broad pendant to the Ajax and the Exeter sailed for Port Stanley to carry out urgent repairs.
- The ship-of-the-line Washington in the Bay of Naples was Commodore Chauncey's flagship, with his broad pennant flying at the main.
- Flag officers normally always fly the broad pennant of the club in which they hold their flag, irrespective of location or pursuit.
- Valued by aspiring officers as a means of securing future promotion, it brought the coveted honour of hoisting a broad pendant and included a wide range of responsibilities.
- On 12 Aug.1819 he was appointed commodore and commander-in-chief on the South American station, with his broad pennant in the Superb.
- As noted above, throughout the first half of the 19th century, U.S. Navy commodores used broad pennants bearing the same number of stars as the number of states in the Union.
- On 22 January he hoisted his broad pendant in Shropshire and next month witnessed the bombardment and occupation of Corregidor Island.
- Corsica was therefore abandoned by Britain, and Nelson, after superintending the evacuation of Corsica, was ordered to hoist his broad pennant on board the Minerva frigate.
- Commodores display their single planet on a broad pendant with the black field of the RMN Ensign.
- On his arrival at Hong Kong, he hoisted his broad pendant on board the San Jacinto, retaining that vessel as his flagship until the Powhatan's arrival.
- Out of these special pennants developed the plain red and blue broad pennants used by commodores - a title which dates in the Royal Navy from about 1690-seen in paintings of 18th century actions.
- In 1881 the ‘Broadicea’ flying the broad pennant of Commodore Frederick Richards, assisted in the first Boer war by the landing of the Naval Brigade.
- As I understand it, after looking through W.G.Perrin's ‘British Flags’, there was no difference in shape or size between the broad pennants of contemporary 1st and 2nd class commodores.
- Almost identical in design to the later Canadian flags, it was a broad pennant divided vertically into two colours and rimmed with thin white borders.
Definition of broad pennant in US English: broad pennant(also broad pendant) noun A short swallow-tailed pennant distinguishing the commodore's ship in a squadron. （尤指舰队中指挥官所在舰的）阔三角燕尾旗 Example sentencesExamples - On 22 January he hoisted his broad pendant in Shropshire and next month witnessed the bombardment and occupation of Corregidor Island.
- Although most of his contemporaries referred to him as a ‘commodore’ after the victory, Perry was not authorized to fly the broad pendant symbolic of that rank.
- Flag officers normally always fly the broad pennant of the club in which they hold their flag, irrespective of location or pursuit.
- Out of these special pennants developed the plain red and blue broad pennants used by commodores - a title which dates in the Royal Navy from about 1690-seen in paintings of 18th century actions.
- On his arrival at Hong Kong, he hoisted his broad pendant on board the San Jacinto, retaining that vessel as his flagship until the Powhatan's arrival.
- Corsica was therefore abandoned by Britain, and Nelson, after superintending the evacuation of Corsica, was ordered to hoist his broad pennant on board the Minerva frigate.
- Valued by aspiring officers as a means of securing future promotion, it brought the coveted honour of hoisting a broad pendant and included a wide range of responsibilities.
- The 1865 regulations also modified the broad pennant, which was now to display a single white star.
- Commodores display their single planet on a broad pendant with the black field of the RMN Ensign.
- On 12 Aug.1819 he was appointed commodore and commander-in-chief on the South American station, with his broad pennant in the Superb.
- Commodore Harwood transferred his broad pendant to the Ajax and the Exeter sailed for Port Stanley to carry out urgent repairs.
- Even the practice of using the broad pennant at the mizzen to denote a senior officer present below flag rank was the same in the two navies.
- The United States flag and the broad pennant were borne by two athletic seamen, who had been selected from the crews of the squadron on account of their stalwart proportions.
- In 1881 the ‘Broadicea’ flying the broad pennant of Commodore Frederick Richards, assisted in the first Boer war by the landing of the Naval Brigade.
- The ship-of-the-line Washington in the Bay of Naples was Commodore Chauncey's flagship, with his broad pennant flying at the main.
- Almost identical in design to the later Canadian flags, it was a broad pennant divided vertically into two colours and rimmed with thin white borders.
- As I understand it, after looking through W.G.Perrin's ‘British Flags’, there was no difference in shape or size between the broad pennants of contemporary 1st and 2nd class commodores.
- As noted above, throughout the first half of the 19th century, U.S. Navy commodores used broad pennants bearing the same number of stars as the number of states in the Union.
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