UNITED STATES NAVY
JACK
[Click to enlarge - U.S. Navy photo]
Two designs are presented here. The
traditional jack consists of a flag the same size and configuration as the
United States Ensign being flown by the ship. In September 2002 the flag
known as the First Navy Jack, 13 stripes defaced with a serpent and the legend
"Don't tread on me" below the serpent, was authorized to be flown by all
commissioned ships.
U.S. Navy Jack used from 4 July 1960 until September 2002
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Current Jack - Also known as the First Navy Jack
Created 14 October 2002.
Comments to Philip R. Abbey at pr_abbey@hotmail.com