Annin United States Power Squadron Ensign

Annin's United States Power Squadron Ensign is flown as a signal to others that the boat is commanded by an active member of USPS in good standing.

Features:

• 100% Solar-Max® nylon fabric for protection against the elements year-round
• Double stitched sewn stripes
• Large embroidered star field and anchor
• Sturdy white canvas heading
• Incredibly durable brass grommets
• Fast drying and fade resistant
• Flies in the lightest breeze
• Machine washable
• Pattern: Embroidered stars and anchor with double stitched sewn stripes
• Material: Nylon

Flying United States Power Squadrons® Ensign

• USPS is a national fraternity of boaters dedicated to better and safer boating through education and civic service
• The preferred location for flying the USPS ensign is the starboard yardarm or spreader, underway or at anchor, or made fast to shore, on motor and sailing craft
• It may be flown from the stern staff in place of the U.S. or yacht ensign, but this is usually done only on smaller boats that lack a mast
• It may be flown from the aftermost peak or leech in place of other ensigns on sailboats underway
• The US Power Squadron ensign may be flown at its proper location on boats displaying the U S Coast Guard Auxiliary ensign to indicate the owner is a member of both organizations, however, it cannot be flown if the craft is under Coast Guard orders

Note Regarding Flag Sizing: Rule of thumb for choosing the correct size flag for your boat is to use 1" of flag length compared to 1 foot of boat length. Example would be a 35 foot boat would fly a 36" long flag