NCMSysop at 20:54, 13 October 2005

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Variant n

Variant n indicates that the ship's hull number or hull designation and number appear in the dial.
 
The following cancel is classified as Type 2tnu 
[[Image:MountOlympus_var_nu_example.jpg]]
 
Variant (n)

Variant (n) indicates that the ship's hull number or hull designation and number appear in the dial between parentheses.
 
The following cancel is classified as Type 2(n) 
[[Image:Enterprise_type2_example.jpg]]
 
Variant n+

Variant n+ indicates that the ship's hull number or hull designation and number appear in the dial and there is a hyphen between the hull designation and number.
 
The following cancel is classified as Type 2n+ 
[[Image:Fremont_var_nplus_example.jpg]]
 
Variant (n+)

Variant (n+) indicates that the ship's hull number or hull designation and number appear in the dial between parentheses and there is a hyphen between the hull designation and number.
 
The following cancel is classified as Type 2-1(n+) (D1,USS) "FF" in dial 
[[Image:Bagley_var_nplus_example.jpg]]
 
Variant +

If the ship is only identified via its hull designation and number (ie, it has no name), then the n variant letter is not used. However, the + sign may be used if there is a hyphen between the hull designation and number.
 
The following cancel is classified as Type 2+ 
[[Image:APL30_var_plus_example.jpg]]

 
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NCMSysop at 20:54, 13 October 2005