MC25003 Military Tee / Jolly Roger, Key Field Olive
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Description
The "Jolly Roger" flag, often associated with pirates, has also been adopted by the Royal Navy Submarine Service and the United States Navy's Strike Fighter Squadron 103 (VFA-103). The Royal Navy submarines began flying the flag after World War I, initially as a defiance against the claim that submarines were "underhanded". The U.S. Navy's VFA-103, nicknamed the "Jolly Rogers," flies a skull and crossbones insignia as their unit identification. Both cool stories. One very cool shirt. Something special you would like to order from The Real McCoy's? Don't hesitate to for all special orders and we would be more than happy to oblige! DETAILS - 8oz. cotton jersey - Front rubber print - 100% cotton - Made in Japan - Model is 6'0” (183cm), 150lbs (68kg) and wearing L
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Product IDs
- REVERSIBLE ID
- 709599594
- Brand style ID
- 7520283852866
