VFA-103 is actually the third squadron to use the name and symbol of the Jolly Rogers: despite being different units, with no “lineal descent” from one another, both VF-61 (originally VF-17 ...

The Skull and Crossbones insignia had moved to its fifth home to preserve the rich history and achievements of all Jolly Rogers spanning four generations and four fighter squadrons. VF-103 made ...

The Jolly Rogers transitioned to the F-14 Tomcat in 1975. After another two decades of service, VF-84 was disestablished in 1995. On October 1, the Sluggers of VF-103 retired their Club and ...

“The Skull and Crossbones first flew in January 1943 on the F4U Corsairs assigned to VF-17, the most lethal ... (U.S. Navy) “The Jolly Rogers of VFA-103 continue to exemplify the Naval ...

Navy will honor the Jolly Rogers aviation unit with a themed uniform ... coming in January 1943 on the F4U Corsairs assigned to VF-17 in World War II. Here's to Victory! Here's to the Bones☠ ...

Strike Fighter Squadron 103 (VFA-103), nicknamed the Jolly Rogers, were activated in 1952. VFA-103 have manned numerous different air craft over the years, including: FG-1D Corsair (1952), F9F-6 ...

The Midshipmen will also look back on World War II, honoring VF-61, the fighter squadron known as the Jolly Rogers, the most lethal squadron in the history of naval aviation. World War II history ...

"The Skull and Crossbones first flew in January 1943 on the F4U Corsairs assigned to VF-17, the most lethal ... in Naval history. "The Jolly Rogers of VFA-103 continue to exemplify the Naval ...