USS Michigan (SSGN-727) Ship's Crest Sweatshirt

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USS Michigan (SSGN-727) Ship's Crest SweatshirtUSS Michigan (SSGN 727) was originally commissioned as an Ohio class ballistic missile submarine in 1982. She underwent conversion to a guided missile submarine and was recommissioned in 2004, now capable of carrying up to 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles and supporting special operations forces. Homeported in Bangor, Washington, Michigan has deployed extensively supporting combatant commanders across multiple theaters. Her conversion made her one of the

her final cruise before redesignation as CV-61 in 1975

She was decommissioned September 26

The sailors who served at Gonzo Station in 1980 earned every stripe of that service

port calls in distant waters

Her crew operated at the intersection of diplomacy and deterrence — making sure every nation watching the region understood what was possible when the world's most capable carrier was on station

USS America's 1977-78 cruise put her in the heart of Cold War Mediterranean operations at a time when American presence there mattered more than ever

USS Saratoga (CV-60) deployed in 1984

Wear the legacy

For the families back home

George (CG-71)

before she was reassigned as the Navy's forward-deployed carrier in Yokosuka

Chief of Naval Operations 1955–1961

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