| Site Key: An emblem or other device displayed on a flag,
generally in the fly. A rectangular flag used by a king, prince,
duke, or other noble. The coat of arms of the owner covers the
banner's entire surface. The term is also loosely applied to a
national flag (e.g., the "star-Spangkled Banner") and is today
synonymous with flag. The foward section of a ship. The four
quarters of a flag are named cantons, especially the upper
quarter of the hoist, that is, the upper left hand corner of the
flag; the canton is sometimes also called the union COAT OF ARMS
The armorial and/or other heraldic badges of an owner displayed
on a cloak or shield. The national and regimental or armorial
flags carried by dismounted organizations (such as a color
guard). Hence, the national color for Army and Marine Corps
regiments is the U.S. flag. The term also applies to the
national ensign flown aboard a naval vessel. A special flag
based on a country's national flag and used exclusively on naval
ships or merchant ships. The civil