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USS Intrepid (CV-11) Spiral NotebookUSS Intrepid (CV 11) was an Essex class aircraft carrier whose toughness in the Pacific earned her the nickname The Fighting I. Commissioned in 1943, she survived kamikaze strikes and torpedo hits to fight on through World War II, later serving as an attack carrier off Vietnam and as a recovery ship for the Mercury and Gemini space programs. She was decommissioned in 1974 and is today a museum ship in New York City. 140 dotted pages Wire O binding

The 2011-12 cruise of USS Carl Vinson carried your loved one across the Pacific and into the Gulf

USS Chosin (CG-65) deployed in 1992-1993 to the Western Pacific

Persian Gulf

Operation Rolling Thunder was in full swing

Port Royal operated in the Western Pacific in support of ongoing operations in Iraq and Afghanistan

and she served for fifty-one years

anti-surface

demonstrating the ship's flexibility as a forward-deployed surface combatant

she carries on a legacy of naval excellence and combat service dating back to the earliest days of the Republic

when she fired Tomahawk cruise missiles at Iraqi air defense radar sites — the only Perry-class frigate to employ Tomahawks in combat

the “Golden Eagles

and Red Sea regions throughout her career