The flag was made from scraps of material by petty officer Sharp (pictured on the right in the back row), he was awarded The Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) A Jolly Roger pirate flag from a ...

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 ...

They earned the nickname the Jolly Rogers because of their use of the Skull and Crossbones flag — you know, the one you probably most associate with pirates. That eventually earned this unit ...

Hoist a Jolly Roger from your car's mainmast — that ought to get them the hell out of the way. Kronberg's Flags and Flagpoles carries the classic, black skull-and-crossbones banner in stock.

The Jolly Roger flag, with its ominous skull and crossbones, is one of the most iconic symbols of piracy. While often romanticized in modern culture, during the 18th century, it served as a ...

This season, the Midshipmen are in partnership with Under Armour to pay homage to the "Jolly Roger" flag; a symbol first established in 1943 by the most lethal Navy Aviation squadron in history.

But death was super rare.” This one’s actually true. The Jolly Roger is the name given to a flag which identifies a pirate ship. It was typically a black flag that featured either a skull and ...

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard museum said the Jolly Roger was often thought of as a pirate flag. Royal Navy submarines have used it to show success and pride when returning from war. The earliest ...