USS Constellation (CVA-64) w/ Eagle Neck Gaiter - Gold

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USS Constellation (CVA-64) w/ Eagle Neck Gaiter - GoldUSS Constellation (CVA 64) was the Navy's premier attack carrier during the Vietnam era from her commissioning in 1961 through over a decade of combat deployments in the Western Pacific. Long before she became CV 64, 'Connie' as CVA 64 earned her reputation in the skies over Southeast Asia.

Waiting at home while USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) sailed in 2006 was its own kind of endurance deployment

USS Detroit (AOE-4) was a Sacramento-class fast combat support ship commissioned in 1968 — one of the Navy's most capable underway replenishment vessels

Long before she became CV-64

but Gorbachev's rise to power in Moscow offered a cautious hope that the long nuclear standoff might someday have an end

her final years of active service

The 1998-99 sailors served through history in motion

deploying to the Mediterranean and Western Pacific with her embarked carrier air wing

and the Sea of Japan

They waited

USS Shoup (DDG-86) — an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer whose service has earned a permanent place in U

and new threats emerged from rogue nations with dangerous ambitions

This heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt is built for comfort and durability — a great tribute for La Jolla veterans and submarine force enthusiasts

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