USS Hancock (CVA-19) 1973-74 WESTPAC/VIETNAM Unisex Sweatshirt

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USS Hancock (CVA-19) 1973-74 WESTPAC/VIETNAM Unisex SweatshirtUSS Hancock (CVA 19) deployed to the Western Pacific in 1973 74, her final Vietnam era cruise. The Paris Peace Accords had been signed in January 1973, but Hancock remained on station as U. S. forces completed their withdrawal and the fate of South Vietnam remained uncertain. Her crew served with distinction through this historic and consequential period. This sweatshirt commemorates the 1973 74 WESTPAC Vietnam cruise and honors the crew who served.

carrying a legacy born in the Pacific War and tempered through years of faithful service on Yankee Station

conducted strikes during the 1986 Libya operation (Operation El Dorado Canyon)

This framed photo features the iconic island superstructure of USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) — the carrier's bridge tower

This sweatshirt marks that passage and the crew who sailed it

re-emerging in 2002 with the ability to carry up to 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles and support special operations forces — transforming her from a nuclear deterrence platform into one of the Navy's most capable conventional strike assets

This sweatshirt commemorates her 1991 cruise

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) deployed in 2000-2001

Foster served across the Pacific Fleet

Named for a distinguished line of Navy ships stretching back to the age of sail

This sweatshirt displays the official ship's crest of USS Nassau (LHA-4)

This long sleeve shirt commemorates the 1988 cruise — one of her final Cold War deployments

commissioned February 11

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