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USS Samuel B. Roberts FFG-58 Operation Earnest Will 1988 — The Ship's Store

USS Samuel B. Roberts FFG-58: The 1988 Operation Earnest Will...


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USS Samuel B. Roberts FFG-58 struck an Iranian mine in the Persian Gulf on April 14, 1988, during Operation Earnest Will, and her crew's damage control efforts saved the ship from sinking.
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USS Missouri BB-62 Desert Storm 1991 deployment — The Ship's Store

USS Missouri BB-63: The 1990-91 Desert Storm Deployment


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USS Missouri BB-63, reactivated from mothballs in 1986, fired Tomahawk missiles and 759 rounds of 16-inch gunfire at Iraqi positions during Desert Storm, her first combat since the Korean War.
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Fourth of July at sea — U.S. Navy sailors underway on the holiday — The Ship's Store

The Fourth of July at Sea


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Independence Day at sea means no fireworks, a special mess-deck meal, and sailors on the deployed ship whose work makes the holiday possible for everyone celebrating back home.
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USS Bunker Hill CG-52 Desert Storm deployment 1990-91 — The Ship's Store

USS Bunker Hill CG-52: The 1990-91 Desert Storm Deployment


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USS Bunker Hill CG-52, an Aegis-equipped Ticonderoga-class cruiser, fired Tomahawk cruise missiles at Iraq on the opening night of Desert Storm while providing air defense for coalition forces in the Persian Gulf.
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USS Nassau LHA-4 Tarawa-class amphibious assault ship Desert Storm 1990-91 — The Ship's Store

USS Nassau LHA-4: The 1990-91 Desert Storm Deployment


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USS Nassau LHA-4 and the 4th Marine Expeditionary Brigade maintained a credible amphibious threat off Kuwait during Desert Storm, tying down over 80,000 Iraqi troops without a single Marine landing on the beach.
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USS Louisville SSN-724 submarine first Tomahawk combat Desert Storm 1991 — The Ship's Store

USS Louisville SSN-724: The First Tomahawk Fired in Combat


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USS Louisville SSN-724 fired the first Tomahawk cruise missile ever launched from a submarine in combat, striking Iraq from the Red Sea on the opening night of Desert Storm, January 17, 1991.
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