Composite Semaphore Flag for the Letter E - Echo

The Composite Semaphore Flag for the Letter E- Echo is light blue and red.  It is blue because blue is the 5th colour of the spectrum and red is the assigned contrast indicator.  The stars represent the right arm, since the right arm is the would be starboard side of the human body.  Consequently the left arm is left blank as indicated.  The circular disc represents the human head.

#5 - Composite Semaphore Flag

Composite Semaphore flag for the Letter D - Delta

The Composite Semaphore Flag for the Letter D is green with the yellow stripe.  Since the right-starboard arm points upwards the stars are on the upper half of the flag.

#4 - Composite Semaphore Flag

Composite Flag for the Letter C - Charlie

The composite semaphore flag for the letter C is yellow and blue.  Since yellow is the third colour of the specturm and C is the third letter of the alphabet.

#3 - Composite Semaphore Flag

Fun Flag for the Element of Mercury

The Fun Mercury Element flag conveys the liquid aspect of the metal.

Composite Semaphore Flag for the Letter B - Bravo

The Composite Semaphore Flag for the Letter B is orange and black.  The stars represent the starboard-right arm, which would be sticking parallel to the horizon, while the port-left arm would be pointing downwards.

Number 2 - Composite Semaphore

The #2 Flag has the same pattern but reversed colours.

Composite Semaphore Flag for the Letter A - Alpha

Composite Semaphore Flag for the Letter A - Alpha

The Composite Semapahore Flag for the Letter A is red, since A is the first letter of the alphabet and red is the first colour of the rainbow.  With Composite Semaphore Flags the starred arm represents the right arm, as a consequence of the right arm being the starboard side of a person, but this is usually in reference to a ship.

The #1 Composite Semaphore Flag has the same pattern but reversed colours. 

Semaphore Composite Flags: A to Z and 0-9

Composite Semaphore Flags are based upon the two hand signal semaphore flag positions that convey alphabetical information.  Like Maritime Flags, each flag symbolizes a letter.  The central dots represent the human head of the person who would normally be holding two flags, usually the Oscar Flag. 

The background colours of the letters are based upon the ones digit value as coded to the visible spectrum: with red being 1, orange being 2, yellow being 3, green being 4, blue being 5, indigo being 6, and violet being 7; and the colour black is coded to eight, pink is coded to nine, and white is coded to zero.

But note, the background colours for Composite Semaphore Number Flags are reversed with the associated contrast indicator, such that the central human figure retains the ones digit value colour.

Additional Composite Semaphore Flags also code for attention, negation, numbers, and space; but these flags do not follow the colour coded to ones digit value.

Also note that the stars indicate the right arm, which reflects the starboard-right side of the communicator.  The port side, left arm, is blank.