USS Saratoga (CV-60) 1984 Cruise Varsity Jacket

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USS Saratoga (CV-60) 1984 Cruise Varsity JacketUSS Saratoga (CV 60) was the second Forrestal class supercarrier, commissioned in 1956 and named for the Revolutionary War Battle of Saratoga. Originally designated CVA 60, she was reclassified CV 60 in 1972 and deployed repeatedly to the Mediterranean with the Sixth Fleet through the Cold War. Saratoga served until her decommissioning in 1994. This heavyweight letterman jacket commemorates Saratoga's 1984 Mediterranean deployment with the Sixth

and sustained training for the kind of combat air operations the carrier air wing was built to execute

ensuring that the nation's commitment to regional stability was felt from the sea

Eisenhower (CVN-69) deployed in 1998 to the Persian Gulf

Roosevelt (CVA-42) deployed in 1964

This long sleeve shirt commemorates the 2010 deployment of USS Harry S

the Proud Pegasus maintain the Navy's maritime patrol tradition with skill and endurance

New Hampshire — home to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and one of the oldest naval communities in America — she conducted strategic deterrence and fleet support operations throughout the Cold War and into the post-Cold War era before her decommissioning on March 27

Ranger served for 35 years — from Vietnam through Desert Storm to Operation Restore Hope — before decommissioning on July 10

transforming a war once on the brink of catastrophe

Through months of separation

Named for the battle where United States Marines became legends

Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm (1990-91)

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