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Description
Description
In 2002 the U.S. Secretary of the Navy established the First Navy Jack as a symbol of the War on Terror for the U.S. Navy. As of September 11, 2002, all naval ships now fly the First Navy Jack.
The First Navy Jack was flown by the first Continental Navy in 1775; it was used as a signal between ships to engage the enemy. The design features a rattlesnake and the warning “DON’T TREAD ON ME” on a background of thirteen alternating red and white stipes.
Our First Navy Jack features:
- Screen-dyed design
- Crisp, strong nylon material
Standard Historical Flag Features:
BRASS GROMMETS
Flags feature strong, durable solid brass grommets.
STITCHING
All seams are double-stitched and or fly ends have either 4- 6 rows of double-stitching for durability.
HEADERS
All flags are finished with heavy-duty, no-shrink white header material for strength.
MADE IN THE USA
All our historical flags are proudly made in the USA