6/internal/media/dispatcher/1801/fullJolly Roger of HMS Safari (P211)MMM 000645488994177Jolly Roger flag flown by HMS Safari during the Second World War, showing the submarine's achievements against the enemy. The symbols on the flag represent the missions and kills by the submarine. - The bars on the left-hand side represent ships sunk by the submarine by a torpedo. The white bars show the number of merchant vessels sunk, whilst the red bars show the number of military vessels sunk. A split white bar shows that the operation was shared. - The stars on the right-hand side represent ships sunk by the submarine using a deck gun. In fact, the crossed cannons represent the use of a deck gun. The white stars show the number of merchant vessels sunk, whilst the red bars show the number of military vessels sunk. - The daggers represent special operations embarked on by the submarine. - The lighthouse shows that the submarine was used as a beacon. - The torch shows that the submarine participated during Operation Torch (8-16 November 1942)./internal/media/dispatcher/5873/fullJack Staff PatternMMM 001459489040190/internal/media/dispatcher/5869/fullJack Staff Pattern31 December 1958MMM 001458489041189/internal/media/dispatcher/5865/fullJack Staff Pattern13 July 1950MMM 001457489042188/internal/media/dispatcher/5862/fullJack Staff PatternMMM 001456489043187/internal/media/dispatcher/6018/fullSignal Flag with King St. Edward's CrownBefore 1952MMM 004876489319564Pennant, blue field with white cross, representing a letter P according to 1908 and 1918 Naval Flag Signalling account or letter Q according to a 1937 Naval Flag Signalling account, topped with a St. Edward's Crown for a King, a heraldic symbol for the sovereignty (or authority) of the monarch.