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Belt Buckle, Front: U.S. Navy “Anytime, Baby…” Image of USS Enterprise CVN-65 with Nuclear ships.  Back:  Serial Number 1072.  Inscription:  The United States Navy, In 1775, The Continental Congress set up the Navy of United Colonies.  In 1798, John Adams asked Congress to create the Department of the Navy.  This buckle depicts the U.S. Navy of today:  The Polaris Poseidon Trident Nuclear Submarines of the Ohio Class witch are part of the U.S. Strategic Triad.  Nuclear Super Carriers Carrying Fighter Bombers like the F-14 Guided by the E2 Hawkeye Radar Planes.  Backed by Cruisers laden with Nuclear Cruise Missiles.	Belt Buckle, Military Type, USS Enterprise CVN-65 with Raised Image of Ship and Emblem	Belt Buckle, Silver Overlay, Imperivn Neptvni Regis, USS Enterprise CVA(N)-65 Crossed Equator Nov. 7 – 1965
Belt Buckle, Zippo, Military Type, USS Enterprise CVN-65 with Image of Ship and Emblem	Revell record and slip cover containing sounds of ship activities.  Companion to model.	Beer Label, Cascade Brewery Horbart, Lager Brewed to commemorate the visit to Tasmania of USS Enterprise, 1976

CVN-65 Ashtray

CVAN-65, Raised alum

CVAN-65 Wall clock (head on view)

CVAN-65 Key Fob	Friends and Family Day Cruise 2000 T-shirt
T-shirt purchased on the ship during our 1988 reunion visit in Oakland, Calif	Friends and Family Day Cruise 1995 T-shirt
Wardroom ash tray with ship's insignia "USS Enterprise CVAN-65"	Wardroom soup bowl with ship's insignia "USS Enterprise CVAN-65

Ticket Stub, Friends and Family Day Cruise July 29, 2000

Bumper Sticker, Here to Serve..Not to Swerve... Don't Drink and Drive

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