Winfield Scott Flags
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Is it the law that a flag from the country it is registered in must be flown?
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Yes I suspect that the flag was just caught in a storm or wind storm and hadn't been replaced yet. Photos posted on facebook show if flying a new flag as of yesterday (11/24).Jared wrote:I think that the American Flag is flown much more on this vessel than the Canadian flag or the Interlake flag. Considering that she had a long journey and was not flying the other two until she got into the Seaway, it's very possible that the American Flag was tattered and they have not gotten a new one yet.
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I think that the American Flag is flown much more on this vessel than the Canadian flag or the Interlake flag. Considering that she had a long journey and was not flying the other two until she got into the Seaway, it's very possible that the American Flag was tattered and they have not gotten a new one yet.
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Eastern end of Lake Ontario as of 10:30pm eastern on 11/24. Using the name LT 805 on AISbadger wrote:where is the winfield scott today, 11/24/21? i cant find it on A.I.S. or is it still a military vessel flying the interlake house flag?
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As of Wednesday night it was in Lake Ontario and shows up as LT805.
And yes the US flag in the photo sure appears to be tattered.
And yes the US flag in the photo sure appears to be tattered.
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It's not a very high resolution photo, but it sure looks as if the flag is almost torn into thirds. I would think that meets the definition of tattered.guest wrote:Jared, I don't agree. Interlake Steamship is a pretty classy outit. And as I comw from the USN, where regs are regs, I don't think they would fly a US flag that was "tattered". I am retired Navy & I know our traditons.
The leaders at Interlake are well aware of customs & regulations. I think they are very proud of their new acquistion and wouldn't do anything to embarash their fine reputation. Respectfully, Mike
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Jared, I don't agree. Interlake Steamship is a pretty classy outit. And as I comw from the USN, where regs are regs, I don't think they would fly a US flag that was "tattered". I am retired Navy & I know our traditons.
The leaders at Interlake are well aware of customs & regulations. I think they are very proud of their new acquistion and wouldn't do anything to embarash their fine reputation. Respectfully, Mike
The leaders at Interlake are well aware of customs & regulations. I think they are very proud of their new acquistion and wouldn't do anything to embarash their fine reputation. Respectfully, Mike
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where is the winfield scott today, 11/24/21? i cant find it on A.I.S. or is it still a military vessel flying the interlake house flag?
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She was flying the Interlake Steamship house flag and a Canadian flag along with the tattered American Flag.
Winfield Scott Flags
Good day! This morning I was delighted to see the picure of this ex Army tug that has been purchased by Interlake Steamship Company upbound in the St. Lawrende River. At a casual glance, I thought I saw a tattered U S flag on the main mast. However, once I got my nagnifying glass out, there appear to be two pennants, the top perhaps a commisioning pennant and the lower one perhaps apersonal pennant,like
a commodore's pennant. The is a good looking tug. Can anyoe help me identity these flags? Thanks , Mike
a commodore's pennant. The is a good looking tug. Can anyoe help me identity these flags? Thanks , Mike