USS Hancock (CVA-19) 1967 WESTPAC/VIETNAM Unisex Sweatshirt

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USS Hancock (CVA-19) 1967 WESTPAC/VIETNAM Unisex SweatshirtUSS Hancock (CVA 19) deployed to the Western Pacific in 1967, taking her place on Yankee Station as the Vietnam War reached one of its most intense periods. Her air wing flew hundreds of combat sorties over North Vietnam, with Hancock's crew enduring the ever present dangers of sustained wartime flight operations at sea. This sweatshirt commemorates the 1967 WESTPAC Vietnam cruise and honors the crew who served. 50% cotton, 50% polyester Pre shrunk

The Lebanon crisis defined the 1982-83 deployment of USS America (CV-66)

This sweatshirt honors the Marines and sailors who were part of that historic deployment

Her crew maintained the watch across the Western Pacific and Persian Gulf

a proud tribute to her crew's service and to the city that inspired her name

When Operation Iraqi Freedom began on March 20

she had served throughout the entire war

and the Aegis ballistic missile defense umbrella that kept sailors and allies safe across the theater

stayed on station

This sweatshirt commemorates the 1989-90 cruise — as the Cold War entered its final chapter and the world stood on the edge of historic change

she answered the nation's call during one of the Cold War's most uncertain chapters

she is the fifth ship to carry the name

CVA-66 surged into the Gulf of Tonkin and flew relentlessly through Operation Linebacker — the most intensive bombing campaign of the war — helping to halt the invasion

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