U.S. Naval Forces Persian Gulf - Blue Death Mug

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U.S. Naval Forces Persian Gulf - Blue Death MugStart your morning with the same edge that earned U. S. Naval Forces Persian Gulf the nickname "Blue Death." From the tanker wars of the 1980s through Operation Earnest Will and beyond, American Sailors kept the Strait of Hormuz open and adversaries guessing. This mug is a salute to every watch stander who served in one of the Navy's most demanding and consequential theaters because that kind of history deserves a proper cup of coffee. Ceramic

absorbing the blast and giving his life to save his shipmates

operating as part of Carrier Division Five with the Seventh Fleet

Independence's battle group provided a critical show of force and deterrence in the Mediterranean theater during one of the most turbulent periods of the post-war era

USS Ashland (LSD-48) bears the name of the Kentucky hometown of Henry Clay — "The Great Compromiser" — one of America's most consequential statesmen

This framed photo commemorates USS John F

USS Olympia (SSN-717) is a Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine commissioned on November 17

as the long contest between superpowers began at last to wind toward its close

This cruise shirt marks service during one of the most operationally complex deployments in Abe's proud history

" As an amphibious assault vessel

aggressive seamanship

USS Normandy (CG-60) deployed in 1995-1996

A proud tribute to the Sailors who have served aboard a destroyer named for one of the Navy's greatest engineers

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