Calico Jack Rackham was an English pirate active in the early 18th century, known for his distinctive clothing and flamboyant personality. He operated in the Caribbean Sea and was notorious for his raids on merchant ships. Rackham's crew included the famous female pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read, who were known for their fierce fighting skills. Rackham's piracy came to an end in 1720 when he was captured by the British Navy. He was tried and sentenced to hang, and his execution took place in Port Royal, Jamaica. His legacy endures in popular culture, often symbolizing the romanticized image of piracy.