Original WWII U.S. Navy Submarine 7 Star Commission Pennants for the USS Blackfin, USS Ray & USS Greenling - 3 Items Russian Maxim 1910 an ogival nose and a

an ogival nose and a boat tail which is a box type-tail reinforced to prevent warping and aid with accurate drops

The flames cut off access to the emergency equipment onboard and the whole crew had to abandon ship in rough waters

and 5 1/4" tall

It appears to have once had a standard musket rear sight installed

At this point Rutledge was cutting free other explosives when the ones closest to him detonated

Original WWII U.S. Navy Submarine 7 Star Commission Pennants for the USS Blackfin, USS Ray & USS Greenling - 3 Items Russian Maxim 1910 an ogival nose and aOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 3 Available. The commission pennant is the normal characteristic emblem of a warship. Also called a commissioning, masthead, long, narrow, or coachwhip pennant, the use of such a mark has long been limited by international custom to public vessels of sovereign states. England restricted its use exclusively to the King's ships in 1674, and today, for most navies, the narrow pennant serves as the chief "distinctive mark"