More recently, Reed's "Nautical Almanac" (1990 edition) unambiguously stated: "The Union Flag, frequently but incorrectly referred to as the Union Jack, ..." and later: "8. The Jack – A small flag worn on a jackstaff on the stem of Naval Vessels. The Royal Navy wears the Union Flag ... This is the only occasion when it correct to describe the flag as the Union Jack". However, this assertion does not appear in any Reed's "Nautical Almanac" since 1993. In the 2016 Reed's "Nautical Almanac", the only entry where this might appear, section 5.21, covering Flag Etiquette, does not include this statement. Within the "Almanac", neither the Union Flag nor the Union Jack are included pictorially or mentioned by name.