USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) Yellow Ribbon Neck Gaiter

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USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) Yellow Ribbon Neck GaiterThe yellow ribbon is more than a symbol it is a promise. When USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) is at sea, families and loved ones back home carry that promise close, counting days and waiting for the sound of a familiar voice. This gaiter honors both the Sailors who deploy to places most people will never see, and the families who hold the home front with equal courage. Their sacrifice is the other half of every deployment.

This neck gaiter proudly represents The Big Stick and the sailors who keep her mission-ready around the world

Admiral David Glasgow Farragut — the first officer ever promoted to the rank of full admiral in the United States Navy — stood in the rigging at Mobile Bay in 1864

and submarine community supporters

USS Iowa (BB-61) deployed to the Atlantic — what would prove to be one of the most memorable deployments in the battleship's history

Underways are longer

Independence maintained the forward presence that was central to American policy in the region

and stores to combatant ships at sea

This sweatshirt commemorates her 1988-89 deployment — her second major cruise — to the Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean as she established herself as a premier power projection platform of the Atlantic Fleet

The battles of Fallujah — ferocious urban combat unlike anything seen since Vietnam — defined the year in Iraq

Reagan projected power throughout the Indo-Pacific

1983 and made naval history as the first warship equipped with the AEGIS Combat System — a revolutionary integrated weapons system that transformed fleet air defense

When news broke that Osama bin Laden had been killed and that his remains would be brought aboard CVN-70 for burial at sea

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