Which pennant signifies religious services are being conducted at sea?

• A. Religious Pennant
• B. Church Pennant
• C. Jewish Worship Pennant
• D. Only flown over U.S. flag at sea

Answer: (A)

In naval signaling and ship etiquette, specific pennants are used to convey ongoing ship activities. When religious services are being conducted at sea, the ship flies the Religious Pennant. This signals to nearby vessels and shore stations that a service is in progress, prompting respect and non-interference and helping the crew focus on worship without distractions. The other options don’t correspond to an official signaling flag for a religious service, so they aren’t used to indicate this situation.