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<p>but no two ships bore the same code letters at the same time. With the introduction of radio for communications, code letters were used also as radio call signs.</p>

<p><big>Flags used</big></p>
<p>Code letters used the twenty-six flags that represent the letters of the alphabet, plus the ten flags that represent the digits 0-9 also have been used. The substitute flags have not been used for call signs.</p>

<p>Each flag represents a character. If the ship's call sign is "<b>3EJH2</b>"  (Panama Flag) the seamen would not say "Three E J H Two". Instead,</p><p>
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