The Jolly Rogers aviation unit, officially and currently called Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 103, first flew in 1943 and has piloted nine separate fighter aircraft over the last 63 years.

The colors and placement of the elements on the jersey are meant to illustrate the aircraft the Jolly Rogers flew. The dark navy cowl mirrors the Jolly Rogers' craft design, with the stripe on the ...

The uniforms mimic the dark Navy blue and gold colors of the Jolly Rogers aircraft, with a white foundation, and the Jolly Rogers traditional angled stripe can be found on the sleeves. The helmet ...

The Jolly Green II has a wider core blade and weighs about 4,000 pounds less than the Pave Hawk, offering pilots more power and allowing the aircraft to carry more equipment, ammunition and ...