Uss Liberty Merch
Description: A black and off-white retro style composition featuring a detailed outline of the USS Liberty AGTR-5 naval ship centered within a circular emblem. Below the ship, the text "Never Forget" is displayed in a stylized script, followed by "34 DEAD & 174 WOUNDED" and "JUNE 8, 1967" in bold, uppercase lettering.
USS Liberty AGTR-5 Ship and "Never Forget" Text Mug
by chasingvisions
$13 $18
Remember the USS Liberty Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by Mystic_Moon_Illustrations
$17 $24
Description: Honor the memory of those lost with this USS Liberty AGTR-5 – Never Forget (1967) design. Featuring a detailed illustration of the ship with bold distressed lettering, it commemorates the tragic attack of June 8, 1967, where 34 lives were lost and 174 wounded. Perfect for veterans, naval history enthusiasts, and those who value remembrance, this artwork stands as a solemn tribute to sacrifice, resilience, and the importance of never forgetting history.
Description: A monochrome circular emblem featuring a naval vessel in profile. The text 'USS LIBERTY AGTR-5' arcs above the vessel. Below, the words 'Never Forget' appear in a script font, followed by '34 DEAD & 174 WOUNDED JUNE 8, 1967' in block letters. The vessel has the number '055' on its hull.
USS LIBERTY AGTR-5 Naval Vessel Retro Circle Never Forget Pillow
by telaso
$23 $28
Description: A monochrome oval emblem features the front view of a naval vessel, identified as 'USS LIBERTY AGTR-5' in text arching over it. Below the emblem, the phrase 'Never Forget' is prominently displayed in a script font, followed by factual text detailing '34 DEAD & 174 WOUNDED JUNE 8, 1967'. The entire composition is set against a black background.
USS LIBERTY AGTR-5 Never Forget 34 DEAD & 174 WOUNDED JUNE 8, 1967 Ship Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by telaso
$16 $24
IN A PERFECT WORLD MEN LIKE ME WOULD NOT EXIST Shorts
by Christ Consciousness
$21 $27
Description: USS Liberty (AGTR-5) was a Belmont-class technical research ship (i.e. electronic spy ship) for the U.S. Navy. On the afternoon of June 8, 1967, while in international waters off the northern coast of the Sinai Peninsula, Liberty was attacked by the Israeli Air Force and the Israeli Navy; 34 American crewmen were killed and 174 wounded. Though Liberty was severely damaged, with a 39-by-24-foot hole amidship and a twisted keel, her crew kept her afloat, and she was able to leave the area under her own power. As a result of the crew's heroic response to the attack, Liberty is the US Navy's most highly decorated ship for a single action, being awarded the Combat Action Ribbon and the Presidential Unit Citation.
