The Kriegsmarine, old German, π-Day flag utilized the old numbered flags used by Germany before the end of the WWII. The number 3 takes up most of the space and is conserved, except for in the middle. The number 1 is the red diamond with the two white stripes, and in the center is another diamond taken from the flag for the number 4.
The German marine Pi-Day flag just happens to look like something of periscope by coincidence, as and the white stripes give it a wolf like fang appearance, which was so appropriate for the German U-boats 'wolf packs' that were active during WWI & WWII.
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| The German/Kriegsmarine Naval Signal Flags 0 to 9 is the basis for the German π-Flag |
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