USS Coral Sea (CVA-43) 1967-68 Long Sleeve Cruise Shirt

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USS Coral Sea (CVA-43) 1967-68 Long Sleeve Cruise ShirtThe 196768 cruise brought USS Coral Sea (CVA 43) to Yankee Station as the Vietnam War reached one of its most intense phases. Her air wing flew round the clock missions over North and South Vietnam through the fall of 1967 and into the chaos of early 1968. Coral Sea and her crew kept flying through it all, maintaining sortie rates and carrier aviation discipline through one of the most demanding periods of the war. 100% polyester Regular fit Taped

The 1997 cruise took USS Cape St

Operation Deliberate Force — the decisive NATO air campaign — finally ended the siege

Antietam's Aegis Combat System kept watch over one of the world's most consequential maritime crossroads while the nation's attention was divided between two land wars

and the Paris Peace Accords were signed January 27

Five years after Desert Storm and with no-fly zones still enforced over Iraq

As Saddam Hussein's statue fell in Firdos Square on April 9

her air wing proved the ship and the men who flew from her decks—demonstrating that America's newest attack carrier was more than ready for the challenge

Following Operation Desert Fox in December 1998 — four nights of punishing strikes against Iraq's weapons programs — USS Constellation (CV-64) deployed into a region still on edge

USS Constellation (CV-64) deployed in 1985

and consequential operating conditions of the Cold War era

They held the watch in a time of transition

Her air wing flew sorties in support of Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm

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