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There is something unmistakable about a flag at sea. It snaps harder in the wind, carries farther across open water, and means more than decoration ever could. On land, a flag can be part of the scenery. Aboard a ship, it is identity, authority, memory, and respect, all stitched into cloth. That is why people who have served around ships, harbors, piers, and naval bases tend to look at flags a little differently. They notice what is flying, where it is placed, and whether i