USS Ranger (CVA-61) w/ hull number Neck Gaiter

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USS Ranger (CVA-61) w/ hull number Neck GaiterUSS Ranger was commissioned as CVA 61 Attack Aircraft Carrier in August 1957, one of the Forrestal class supercarriers that defined American naval aviation during the Cold War. Operating from the Pacific Fleet, she conducted Vietnam War combat deployments from Yankee Station in the Gulf of Tonkin and earned a reputation as one of the most active carriers on the line. Redesignated CV 61 in 1975, she served until 1993. This neck gaiter pays tribute to

This neck gaiter features the ship's eagle emblem — wear it as a mark of pride for everyone connected to CVN-70

doing the job

she has deployed repeatedly to the Western Pacific and Persian Gulf in support of Marine Corps operations

This sweatshirt marks a historically significant deployment for one of the Navy's most celebrated conventional carriers

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and her crew bore witness to one of the most decisive military campaigns in a generation

The crew of USS America came home victorious

the carrier battle group remained America's forward edge

USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) was the lead ship of her class — the Navy's first supercarrier of the post-Forrestal era

and the lead ship of her class

beginning a new chapter in her storied service

USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) made memorable port calls in Sydney Harbour during her decades of Western Pacific service — and few sights captured the romance of forward-deployed carrier life quite like a U

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