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USS Hopper (DDG-70) Framed Ship PhotoUSS Hopper (DDG 70) is an Arleigh Burke class guided missile destroyer commissioned on September 6, 1997. Named for Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper, a pioneering computer scientist and Navy officer who revolutionized computing and coined the term "debugging," the ship carries her legacy of innovation into every mission. As one of the most advanced surface combatants in the world, Hopper continues to embody Admiral Hopper's spirit of ingenuity and

The carrier and her battle group provided the flexible deterrence capability that only a nuclear-powered supercarrier could offer

and stores to the fleet under any conditions

air cushion vehicles

Armed with Tomahawk cruise missiles and the Aegis combat system

honoring the crew who served aboard during that inaugural deployment

This sweatshirt honors the crew of USS Saratoga who served during the 1977 cruise

This long sleeve shirt commemorates the 1969-70 cruise — as the Vietnam War continued and Forrestal patrolled the Mediterranean

Over three decades of service

Their service deserves to be remembered

Named for the Battle of Bunker Hill — where American patriots stood their ground against the most powerful military force on Earth in 1775 — the ship lived up to her name as a steady bulwark of American naval power in a rapidly changing world

VFA-143 "Pukin' Dogs" fly the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet from NAS Oceana

Stennis (CVN-74) deployed on her 2011-12 cruise

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