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USS Enterprise CVN-65 underway in the Indian Ocean 1979-80 Iran Hostage Crisis deployment — The Ship's Store

USS Enterprise CVN-65: The 1979-80 Iran Crisis Deployment


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USS Enterprise CVN-65, the world's first nuclear carrier, held station in the Indian Ocean for months during the 1979-80 Iran hostage crisis, providing the naval presence behind Operation Eagle Claw.
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USS Dallas SSN-700 Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine Cold War patrol — The Ship's Store

USS Dallas SSN-700: Cold War Patrols and the Real Hunt...


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USS Dallas SSN-700 inspired Tom Clancy's fictional submarine in The Hunt for Red October. The real Los Angeles-class boat hunted Soviet submarines in the North Atlantic for thirty Cold War years.
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Age of Sail illustration — Columbus Day Navy history — The Ship's Store

The Age of Sail: How Columbus Shaped the Navy That...


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Columbus's 1492 voyages relied on dead reckoning navigation and shipboard discipline that trace directly into Navy tradition. How the Age of Sail shaped the service that came after.
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Navy Birthday October 13, 1775 — 251 years of U.S. Navy service

Happy Birthday, Navy: 251 Years of Service on October 13


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On October 13, 1775, the Continental Congress founded what became the U.S. Navy. Celebrating 251 years of continuous naval service on this year's Navy Birthday.
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USS John F. Kennedy CV-67 — the last conventionally powered U.S. Navy aircraft carrier

USS John F. Kennedy CV-67: The Last Conventional Carrier in...


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USS John F. Kennedy CV-67, commissioned in 1968, was the last conventionally powered carrier the Navy ever built, serving from Vietnam through Desert Storm to Iraqi Freedom before 2007 decommissioning.
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The Watch — standing OOD on the bridge of a U.S. Navy ship at sea

The Watch: What It Means to Stand OOD on a...


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Standing watch never stops at sea. The story of the Officer of the Deck, the watch bill, and what it means to keep a Navy ship running around the clock.
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