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Flag of second division (1797-1801)
Zeljko Heimer, 06 Apr 1999, quoting from
Flag-znamya korablya,
Russian Navy website, consulted 07 Mar 1999
Flag of third division (1797-1801)
Zeljko Heimer, 06 Apr 1999, quoting from
Flag-znamya korablya,
Russian Navy website, consulted 07 Mar 1999
Pennant of the Baltic fleet (until 1865)
Zeljko Heimer, 06 Apr 1999, quoting from
Flag-znamya korablya,
Russian Navy website, consulted 07 Mar 1999
George’s pennant of the vessels manned from
Gvardeiskoy ekipazh (c. 1819). The
Gvardeskoy Ekipazh (Equipage) was the naval
unit that formed part of the Imperial Guard.
Zeljko Heimer, 06 Apr 1999, quoting from
Flag-znamya korablya,
Russian Navy website, consulted 07 Mar 1999
The "Gvardeskoy Ekipazh" (Equipage) was the
naval unit that formed part of the Imperial Guard.
Norman Martin, 13 Mar 1999
George’s pennant adopted by line vessel "Azov" (1828) and brigg
"Merkurii" (1829). Latter used by all vessels and named "In memory
of Azov" and "In memory of Merkurii".
Zeljko Heimer, 06 Apr 1999, quoting from
Flag-znamya korablya,
Russian Navy website, consulted 07 Mar 1999
V. A. Durov’s Russian and Soviet Military Awards [dur], on pages 8-9 of the Russian text and 14-15 of the English, discuss collective military awards:
Honorary colours were also awarded to warships. The first man-of-war to win the right to fly St George's ensign was the battleship Azov, whose crew, fighting under the command of Captain Mikhail Lazarev, distinguished themselves in the sea fight with a Turko-Egyptian squadron in Navarin Bay in 1827.(snip)
When the Azov fell into disrepair, a new ship named Memory of the Azov was built. St George's ensign was hoisted on the new ship, which emphasised the continuity of combat traditions in the Russian navy.Joseph McMillan, 31 Aug 1999
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