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Name
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Earned Via
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Effect
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Notes
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The Second League
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Awarded for reaching Rank 15 in a season of Ranked Battles.
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- -5% to the cost of ship's post-battle service.
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Removed from a player's account when the active season of Ranked Battles concludes.
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The First League
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Awarded for reaching Rank 10 in a season of Ranked Battles.
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- -10% to the cost of ship's post-battle service.
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Removed from a player's account when the active season of Ranked Battles concludes.
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The Premier League
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Awarded for reaching Rank 5 in a season of Ranked Battles.
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- -20% to the cost of ship's post-battle service.
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Removed from a player's account when the active season of Ranked Battles concludes.
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Jolly Roger
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Awarded for reaching Rank 1 in a season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"This flag, alongside dozens of other flags, was used by pirates in the 17th and 18th century. There was never a unified pirate flag. However, throughout the 19th and 21st century, a flag bearing a skull and crossbones has been associated with piracy."
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Jolly Roger II
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Awarded for reaching Rank 1 in a season of Ranked Battles for a second time.
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None.
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Jolly Roger III
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Awarded for reaching Rank 1 in a season of Ranked Battles for a fourth time.
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None.
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Jolly Roger IV
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Awarded for reaching Rank 1 in a season of Ranked Battles for a sixth time.
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None.
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The First Season
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Awarded for participating in the First Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"A commemorative flag granted for participating in the First season of Ranked Battles."
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Port of Kure
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Awarded for reaching Rank 15 in the Second Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"In the former Empire of Japan, one of the Imperial Navy bases was located in Kure. Yamato, one of the two largest battleships in World War II, was built there."
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Hawaii
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Awarded for reaching Rank 14 in the Third Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"The state flag of Hawaii. In 1889, the U.S. Navy established a naval base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. On 7 December 1941, the base was attacked by Japanese naval aviation and midget submarines, bringing the United States fully into World War II."
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Midway
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Awarded for reaching Rank 15 in the Fourth Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"The Battle of Midway was a colossal naval battle that took place in June 1942 in the Pacfic theater of World War II. The decisive victory of the U.S. Navy over the Combined Fleet of Japan marked a turning point in the Pacific war."
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Wilhelmshaven
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Awarded for reaching Rank 15 in the Fifth Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"Wilhelmshaven was Germany's largest naval base during World War I and II. The city was founded in 1869 by Prussian King Wilhelm I to serve as a base for the Prussian Navy, with a shipyard built in 1871. Until 1918, the base had been under the command of the Kaiser's Navy. From 1918 to 1935 and from 1935 to 1945, it was under the control of the Reichsmarine and Kriegsmarine, respectively."
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Flag of a Naval Fortress Commandant
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Awarded for reaching Rank 15 in the Sixth Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"The flag of a naval fortress commandant was established in the Russian Empire by decree of Emperor Nicholas II in 1913. The flag depicts and anchor and two crossed gun barrels against a background of St. Andrew's colors. It used to be awarded to commandants of naval fortresses who defended the main sea bases of the Imperial Russian Navy: Sevastopol, Kronstadt, Vladivostok, and others."
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Chatham Dockyard Emblem
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Awarded for reaching Rank 15 in the Seventh Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"The Royal Navy Dockyard was founded in 1567. For over four hundred years, warships for the British Royal Navy were built here. The Chatham Dockyard emblem features a crossed trident and sword. The same elements feature on the Coat of Arms of the town of Chatham."
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Akureyri
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Awarded for reaching Rank 15 in the Eighth Season of Ranked Battles.
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None.
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"In the evening of 23 December 1943, the task force of warships headed by battleship Duke of York departed from the port of Akureyri in Iceland to provide distant cover for Arctic Convoy JW-55B. Three days later, on 26 December, Duke of York would play a leading role in the Battle of the North Cape."
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