Navy USS Pueblo Attack-Defense Commemorative Patch 3D Enhanced T-Shirt
On January 23, 1968, the intelligence ship USS Pueblo (AGER-2) was attacked and seized by North Korean forces off Wonsan. One crewman, Duane Hodges, was killed. The remaining 82 men endured eleven months of captivity before their release on December 23, 1968. The Pueblo has never come home; she is still held in North Korea and remains a commissioned vessel of the United States Navy. This shirt puts that commemorative patch design on your chest in a 3D enhanced print, so the story stays where people can see it.
Why You'll Wear It
- A crew worth remembering - honors the men who held the line and came home after eleven months.
- 3D enhanced patch artwork - depth and detail that flat graphics can't match.
- Built for daily wear - classic unisex fit that layers easily or stands on its own.
- Five colors - Black, White, Navy, Military Green and Tan.
- Real size range - Small through 3X-Large.
Specifications
| Style | Classic unisex short sleeve tee |
| 3D enhanced commemorative patch graphic | |
| Colors | Black, White, Navy, Military Green, Tan |
| Sizes | Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X-Large, 3X-Large |
| Theme | US Navy / USS Pueblo AGER-2 / 1968 |
Care
- Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors
- Tumble dry low
- Do not iron directly over the print
- No bleach
Great For
Navy veterans and their families, Cold War history readers, ship reunions and association events, Veterans Day and Memorial Day, and anyone who believes the Pueblo and her crew should not be forgotten.