1960s Vietnam War U.S. Navy N-4 Deck Jacket – Sr. CPO Kendrick O. Black, USS Wasp CV-18 / CVSG-52 PantA remarkable piece of naval and aviation history, this 1960s Vietnam War era U. S. Navy N 4 Deck Jacket belonged to Senior Chief Petty Officer Kendrick O. Black, who served aboard the USS Wasp (CV 18). This authentic jacket represents the blend of utility and identity that defined U. S. military gear during the era rugged, practical, and deeply personal. Made from heavy navy blue cotton with a quilted lining, this deck jacket features a zip front and
the Sears Roebuck workwear brand
broken-in feel with a touch of fade and patina
Only some minor wear on the collar and some small pinholes on the back
This BDU features name tape
Length: 24 inches
Robert then re-enlisted and served during the Korean Conflict
this 1990s sweatshirt features the iconic phrase “I Touch the Future — I Teach” alongside a bold space shuttle graphic that captures the optimism of the era
in a size medium
This is a classic fraternity jersey from the 1970s and is in good shape
A remarkable piece of naval and aviation history
collectors of early Champion
Otherwise in great wearable shape and will last another 50 years or more