Maritime Flag K — Kilo Throw Pillow

This maritime flag represents the letter K (called "Kilo") in ICS (International Code of Signals) and NATO maritime standards. It can be used with other flags to spell a message. In ICS, a single K flag can mean "I wish to communicate with you." If followed by a reference number, it can indicate the method of communication: 1 for Morse code by hand signals, 2 for a megaphone, 3 for Morse code by light, or 4 for audible signals. Also, the K flag can be combined with other flags for specific shorthand messages such as OK, which means "That is correct" or "Acknowledged"; PK, which means "I am unable to steer without assistance"; or YK, which means "I cannot answer your question." "K" is the 22rd most commonly-used letter in English. Write your own messages with K and other maritime flags!