Uss Idaho
Navy King Neptune Ceremony 1918 – 1965
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USS IDAHO BB 24 Street Sign – Navy $11.99 Custom Aluminum Street Sign. Made of aluminum and high quality 5-7 year outdoor vinyl lettering and graphics this sign is 4 x 18 inches. Made to last for years outdoors the sign is nice enough to display indoors. Want the 6″x24″ size check out our other listings. Cannot find what your looking for just contact us we””ll get it listed…. |
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USS IDAHO BB 24 Street Sign – Navy $11.97 4″x18″ .040 aluminum sign with 5-7 year outdoor vinyl lettering. These are durable enough for outdoor use yet nice enough for indoor displays. These are great for the hard to shop for person. We also have the same designs in larger 6″x24″ size. If you cannot locate what you want in our store just contact us…. |
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USS IDAHO BB 24 Street Sign – Navy $11.97 4″x18″ .040 aluminum sign with 5-7 year outdoor vinyl lettering. These are durable enough for outdoor use yet nice enough for indoor displays. These are great for the hard to shop for person. We also have the same designs in larger 6″x24″ size. If you cannot locate what you want in our store just contact us…. |
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Naval Gun At Iwo Jima & Okinawa $29.95 This video contains two films produced by the Navy Department. The “Naval Gun At Iwo Jima”, produced in 1945, details the role played by Navy ships including battleships, destroyer escorts, minesweepers and gunboats. Shows tactics employed in exposing Japanese defenses, for example how gunboats were used to draw fire from Japanese gun batteries and how the 16-inch guns on the battleships were used… |
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Crossing The Line: King Neptune Ceremony Over Time $29.95 From pollywog to shellback, 50 years of time-honored traditions as ships cross the equator now on DVD. Featuring historic scenes of the infamous ceremony from 1918 to 1965. Guaranteed to bring back memories. Scenes filmed aboard USS Idaho (BB-42) during World War I, USS Indianapolis (CA-35) with President Franklin D. Roosevelt before World War II, USS Enterprise (CVAN-65) in the 1960s, a Coast Gua… |
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