The last time the Tall Ships visited Minnesota's North Shore was in 2022 when the festival was held in Two Harbors. Before ...

Port Clinton sits on the shores of Lake Erie, often called the “Walleye Capital of the World,” and this location gives Jolly ...

The sight of a Jolly Roger flag once struck fear into the hearts of sailors at sea as it often meant a bloodthirsty band of pirates were about to launch a deadly attack – but there is a ...

This was the first time a submarine flew the Jolly Roger flag, but it wouldn't be the last. It started out with only British subs practicing the tradition but by World War II, other nations ...

Hardin’s most famous uniform innovation came in 1962 when he had Jolly Rogers flags placed on the front of the Navy helmets with “Defeat Army” written in Chinese on each side of the helmet.

The threads are inspired by the Jolly Rogers fighting squadron, which adopted their name from the famous flag flown by pirates dating back to the 18th century.

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.

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The tradition has continued with examples including the HMS Conqueror flying a Jolly Roger on return from the Falklands War in 1982 and HMS Otus raising their flag on return from the Gulf War in 1991.

A Royal Navy submarine Jolly Roger flag believed to be the oldest surviving one of its kind is to go on display at a Portsmouth museum. The maritime antique from the HMS E54, which was flown in ...