The Navy's fourth nuclear-powered carrier is named for the late congressman from the great State of Georgia. The keel for the "Starship Vinson" was laid on 11 October 1975, launched on 15 March 1980, and commissioned on 13 March 1982. Her home-port is Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, WA. She deployed late 1998 on a WestPac/ Arabian Gulf cruise, and returned in May of 1999 to her home-port.

The Navy's fourth nuclear-powered carrier is named for the late congressman from the great State of Georgia. The keel for the "Starship Vinson" was laid on 11 October 1975, launched on 15 March 1980, and commissioned on 13 March 1982. Her home-port is Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, WA. She deployed late 1998 on a WestPac/Arabian Gulf cruise, and returned in May of 1999 to her home-port.

This is the "100 Traps" Centurion patch given to those who have 100 "Daytime" Traps onboard the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70).

The Navy's fourth nuclear-powered carrier is named for the late congressman from the great State of Georgia. The keel for the "Starship Vinson" was laid on 11 October 1975, launched on 15 March 1980, and commissioned on 13 March 1982. Her home-port is Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, WA. She deployed late 1998 on a WestPac/ Arabian Gulf cruise, and returned in May of 1999 to her home-port.

The fourth Nimitz-class carrier is named for the 26th President, former Secretary of the Navy, and leader of the "Rough Riders". The carrier's keel was laid on 31 October 1981, just eight months after similarly named Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine (SSBN) 600 was decommissioned. The carrier was commissioned 25 October 1986 at NAS Norfolk, VA which is her home-port.

The fourth Nimitz-class carrier is named for the 26th President, former Secretary of the Navy, and leader of the "Rough Riders". The carrier's keel was laid on 31 October 1981, just eight months after similarly named Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine (SSBN) 600 was decommissioned. The carrier was commissioned 25 October 1986 at NAS Norfolk, VA which is her home-port.

This is the "100 Traps" Centurion patch given to those who have 100 "Daytime" Traps onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71).

This is the "200 Traps" Centurion patch given to those who have 200 "Daytime" Traps onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71).

This is the "300 Traps" Centurion patch given to those who have 300 "Daytime" Traps onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71).

This is the "400 Traps" Centurion patch given to those who have 400 "Daytime" Traps onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71).

The keel for the carrier named in honor of America's 16th President was laid on 3 November 1984, launched on 13 February 1988, and commissioned on 11 November 1989. Previously, the Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine (SSBN) 602 carried the name. She deployed on a WestPac/Arabian Gulf deployment on 11 June 1998 for her regularly scheduled rotation, then returned on 7 December 1998 to her home port of Everett, WA. This is the large version of the ship patch.

The keel for the carrier named in honor of America's 16th President was laid on 3 November 1984, launched on 13 February 1988, and commissioned on 11 November 1989. Previously, the Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine (SSBN) 602 carried the name. She deployed on a WestPac/Arabian Gulf deployment on 11 June 1998 for her regularly scheduled rotation, then returned on 7 December 1998 to her home port of Everett, WA. This is the medium-sized version of the ship patch.

This is the desert version of the carrier patch for CVN-72. The keel for the carrier named in honor of America's 16th President was laid on 3 November 1984, launched on 13 February 1988, and commissioned on 11 November 1989. Previously, the Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine (SSBN) 602 carried the name. She deployed on a WestPac/Arabian Gulf deployment on 11 June 1998 for her regularly scheduled rotation, then returned on 7 December 1998 to her home port of Everett, WA.

This is the patch given to those pilots/NFOs that have 100 day traps (landings) onboard CVN-70/USS Lincoln.

This is the patch given to those pilots/NFOs that have 200 day traps (landings) onboard CVN-70/USS Lincoln.

This is the patch given to those pilots/NFOs that have 300 day traps (landings) onboard CVN-70/USS Lincoln.

This is the patch given to those pilots/NFOs that have 400 day traps (landings) onboard CVN-70/USS Lincoln.

This is the patch given to those pilots/NFOs that have 100 night traps (landings) onboard CVN-70/USS Lincoln.

This is the patch given to those pilots/NFOs that have 200 night traps (landings) onboard CVN-70/USS Lincoln.

This is the Division patch for the Weapons/Security division onboard the USS Lincoln for the WestPac 2002 Cruise.

The "GW" was commissioned on 04 July 1992 and has served the Atlantic Fleet during her tenure. She is named after the founding father and carries the nickname "The Spirit of Freedom". She saw the VA-34 Blue Blasters on their last deployment in 1996 and has since done a "quick turn" to accomodate CVW-17 which is home-based at NAS Oceana, VA. The Washington is home-ported at NAS Norfolk, VA

The "GW" was commissioned on 04 July 1992 and has served the Atlantic Fleet during her tenure. She is named after the founding father and carries the nickname "The Spirit of Freedom". This patch is for the new designation, the "Carrier Strike Group".

This is the 2011 commemorative "flap" patch created by CVN-73 and CVW-5 celebrating 100 years of Naval Aviation. Neat patch......

The keel for the ship named for the "Father of America's modern Navy", an eight-term senator from the great State of Mississippi, was laid on 13 March 1991, launched on 13 November 1993, and commissioned on 11 November 1995. The Stennis departed NAS Norfolk in February 1998 on it's inaugural cruise with CVW-7 aboard, subsequently completed a World Cruise, and sailed to her new home-port at San Diego, CA in August 1998. She bid farewell to CVW-7 and welcomed aboard CVW-9.

The keel for the ship named for the "Father of America's modern Navy", an eight-term senator from the great State of Mississippi, was laid on 13 March 1991, launched on 13 November 1993, and commissioned on 11 November 1995. The Stennis departed NAS Norfolk in February 1998 on it's inaugural cruise with CVW-7 aboard, subsequently completed a World Cruise, and sailed to her new home-port at San Diego, CA in August 1998. She bid farewell to CVW-7 and welcomed aboard CVW-9. This is the 100-nights trap patch for those pilots/Navigators that have landed on her at night 100 times or more.