Since the early 18th century, one symbol has spelled terror for sailors the world over like no other. Although it most ...

Two years later, they became VF-61 and the Jolly Rogers transferred the Skull and Crossbones from the F4U to the F8F Bearcat.

Tempest/Under the Jolly Roger ... Its visuals may not compare to Skull and Bones’ much, but just trust me; visuals are the last thing that you’re going to be focusing on in this game.

A pirate ship complete with gun ports, masts and skull-and-crossbones flags was once moored in Liverpool's Sefton Park. The Jolly Roger pirate ship became a popular feature in the park in 1928 ...

In a nod to one of the Navy’s most celebrated squadrons, the Navy Midshipmen will don special-edition jerseys for Saturday’s Army-Navy game, sporting pirate-themed skull and crossbones.

But the Skull and Crossbones with the Jolly Rogers first flew in January 1943 aboard FRU Corsairs in VF-17 as part of the United States' efforts in World War II.

It's the year 1715. At sea. Somewhere near the Bahamas. Out from the waves, a vessel appears. It hoists a black flag, with an insignia of a white skull above two crossed bones. Pirates. For a long ...

Along with a rich military history, the Jolly Rogesr has made its way onto the field before. In the 1962 matchup, quarterback Roger Staubach and the Mids sported Jolly Rogers-inspired helmets to ...

Two years later, they became VF-61 and the Jolly Rogers transferred the Skull and Crossbones from the F4U to the F8F Bearcat. The Jolly Rogers later traded in their Bearcats for the Navy’s first ...

“The Skull and Crossbones first flew in January 1943 on the F4U Corsairs assigned to VF-17, the most lethal Navy fighter squadron of World War II,” a Navy press release said.