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![[MIT Sailing]](../images/u/us~ycmmi.gif)
image by Ivan Sache, 24 July 2010
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The MIT Sailing Pavilion, built in 1935, is the birthplace of today's collegiate sailing in MIT. The burgee of MIT Sailing is red, divided by a white "T" placed horizontally and charged with a blue star.
sailing.mit.edu/gallery2/v/dockstaff/PavilionFront05web.jpg.html
Ivan Sache, 24 July 2010
The description is correct in that it is a white "T" on a red field with a blue star. The "T" stands for "Tech". Here is a picture of the MIT Burgee flying at the MIT Sailing Pavilion.
Theodric Young, 23 May 2016"
Volunteer Sailing Instructor, MIT Sailing Pavilion
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