USS Forrestal (CV-59) Framed Island Photo

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USS Forrestal (CV-59) Framed Island PhotoUSS Forrestal (CV 59) was the first purpose built supercarrier of the postwar era, commissioned in 1955 and named for James V. Forrestal, the first Secretary of Defense. She set the template for every fleet carrier that followed the angled deck, the size, the capability and deployed to the Mediterranean and Atlantic through the Cold War decades as a symbol of American sea power. In July 1967, a catastrophic fire on her flight deck off Vietnam cost the

USS Virginia (SSN-774) — a fast-attack submarine whose service has earned a place in U

This long sleeve is for the family that made the mission possible

and homeported in Rota

Truman (CVN-75) deployed in 2004-2005 to the Persian Gulf

and more heavily armed than the Los Angeles class she was built to surpass

continued her long run as the Navy's only forward-deployed carrier

like every cruise

the wars that had defined a generation were shifting

She served as a capable anti-submarine warfare platform in the Pacific Fleet

suppressing enemy air defenses and protecting strike aircraft with electronic jamming

intelligence-gathering capability

on station