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There have been 18 drivers, five motorcycle riders, three spectators, and one flagman killed at the track.

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On the 25th, she became the flagship of the division.

On 16 September, the ship was transferred to the 1st Division, where she also served as the flagship.

After an attempt to sell the station to Cuchifritos Communications (which planned to make the station the flagship of a Spanish-language home-shopping service) fell through, the station was sold in 1999 to the Shop at Home Network which switched the station to the network and changed its call letters to WSAH.

The design of Fusō was based on a scaled-down version of HMS Iron Duke, an Audacious-class central-battery ironclad, familiar to the Japanese as the flagship of the Royal Navy China Station from 1871–75.

Fusō served as the flagship of Rear Admiral Sukeuji Hosoya, Seventh Division, Third Squadron, during the Russo-Japanese War and was held in reserve south of Tsushima Island during the Battle of Tsushima in case the battle drifted her way.

Sport deaths in China People's Television Network (abbreviated PTV) is the flagship state broadcaster owned by the Government of the Philippines.

Today, Infinity has replaced EVE as the flagship Telephone switching system.

Voted as one of the World's Best Places to Stay in the 2004 Gold List of Condé Nast Traveler and into the list of The World's Top 75 Hotels in 2003 of Institutional Investor, it is the flagship hotel of Meritus Hotels and Resorts.

Estimated to have cost over £4 million it became the flagship for many new schools that have been built by North Lanarkshire since then.

COMAND was introduced first exclusively on the flagship S-Class and CL-Class models.

Intended for the flagship W221 S-Class and the W216 CL-Class, COMAND NTG3 is a high-end system.

It was first introduced when the W204 C-Class launched in 2007 and features a 5" screen, much smaller than the higher resolution, bigger 8" screen on the flagship W221.

Two years later, in July 1933, Imperial Airways, the flagship airline of the British empire at the time, started a service between London and Darwin via Cairo, Karachi, Calcutta, Singapore and Jakarta.