USS Ranger (CVA-61) 1968-69 Cruise Varsity Jacket

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USS Ranger (CVA-61) 1968-69 Cruise Varsity JacketUSS Ranger (CVA 61) was the third Forrestal class supercarrier, commissioned in 1957 and the only ship of her class to spend her entire career in the Pacific Fleet. Flying from her decks, Ranger made repeated Western Pacific deployments and numerous combat cruises off Vietnam. She served until her decommissioning in 1993. This heavyweight letterman jacket commemorates Ranger's 1968 69 Vietnam combat deployment with the Seventh Fleet. Will my graphic

flying the skull-and-crossbones insignia inherited from VF-61

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This commemorative photo honors USS Ranger (CV-61) and her place in the F-14 Tomcat era of Pacific Fleet naval aviation

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