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March 2017 Readers’ Letters

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Royal Navy ships of the late 18th century flew the Red Ensign (above), White Ensign or Blue Ensign to designate their squadron, a practice clarified in 1864.Readers sound off about Royal Navy jacks and ensigns, Marylander Samuel Smith and World War II submarine warfare

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