"Don't give up the ship" naval battle flag of Oliver Hazard Perry

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"Don't give up the ship" is a famous U.S. naval battle flag bearing a defiant motto used by Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry during the War of 1812, symbolizing perseverance and courage in combat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical artifact
naval battle flag
symbol of the United States Navy
associatedWith Oliver Hazard Perry NERFINISHED
U.S. Navy traditions NERFINISHED
United States Naval Academy NERFINISHED
category military flag
naval ensign
conflict War of 1812
country United States of America
surface form: United States
displayedAt various U.S. naval museums
era early 19th century
hasMotto Don't give up the ship NERFINISHED
heritageStatus iconic U.S. naval symbol
influenced later U.S. Navy mottos and slogans
inspiredBy dying command of Captain James Lawrence
languageOfMotto English
material fabric
mottoOrigin quote attributed to James Lawrence
notableFor defiant motto
role in War of 1812 naval battles
symbolizes courage in combat
naval heroism
perseverance
theme steadfastness in battle
usedAs battle flag
usedBy Oliver Hazard Perry NERFINISHED
United States Navy
usedDuring Battle of Lake Erie NERFINISHED
usedFor morale and inspiration of sailors

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James Lawrence inspiredMotto "Don't give up the ship" naval battle flag of Oliver Hazard Perry
USS Lawrence associatedWith "Don't give up the ship" naval battle flag of Oliver Hazard Perry
this entity surface form: Perry’s battle flag “Don’t give up the ship”