Why Do Some Submarines Fly A Pirate Flag?
You may have seen a submarine returning to port with a Jolly Roger flag waving from its mast. It turns out this is part of a ...
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WWII submarine's Jolly Roger flag sells for £13,000 at auction
A Jolly Roger pirate flag from a World War Two Royal Navy submarine has sold at auction for £13,000. The flag, which has been stored in a loft in Weymouth, Dorset, for more than 40 years ...
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Navy honors the Jolly Rogers with uniforms for Army-Navy
The Jolly Rogers, established in 1943, conveys a legacy that displays the tradition of excellence, victory and elegance in the United States Navy with the taglines "Fear the Bones" and a call sign ...
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The Rebellious reason British submarines fly the Jolly Roger after missions
When the Royal Navy launched its first submarine in 1901, the Sea Lord said submarines were ‘underhand, unfair, and damned un-English’ The sight of a Jolly Roger flag once struck fear into the ...