USS Constellation (CVA-64) 1966 Cruise Shirt

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USS Constellation (CVA-64) 1966 Cruise ShirtIn 1966, USS Constellation (CVA 64) was at the center of Operation Rolling Thunder, flying strike missions deep into North Vietnam. Constellation's airwing pressed the fight through heavily defended skies, and every sailor aboard from the flight deck to the engine room contributed to the effort. Those who wore this cruise insignia served during one of the most intense periods of carrier aviation in history. 100% cotton Classic fit Shoulder to shoulder

Her air wing flew sorties in support of Operation Desert Storm

USS Antietam (CG-54) deployed in 2007 to the Persian Gulf

the most intensive bombing campaign of the war

Named for a victory achieved by professional

USS America's 1977-78 cruise put her in the heart of Cold War Mediterranean operations at a time when American presence there mattered more than ever

Years of confrontation with UN weapons inspectors came to a head in December with Operation Desert Fox — a four-day air campaign designed to degrade Iraq's weapons programs

sending her Aegis-equipped crew into the Mediterranean during a period of growing instability across southeastern Europe

USS America (CV-66) deployed in 1981

USS Constellation (CVA-64) deployed in 1969-1970

USS Arleigh Burke (DDG-51) deployed in 2005-2006 to the Persian Gulf

a steel-hulled reminder that America's reach was long and her resolve unbroken

USS Antietam (CG-54) deployed in 2009 to the Western Pacific

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