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Accent Coffee Mug (11oz & 15oz) - USAF - Cuban Missile Crisis w AFEM COLD SVC X 300

Accent Coffee Mug (11oz & 15oz) - USAF - Cuban Missile Crisis w AFEM COLD SVC X 300

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Honor a Pivotal Moment in Air Force History

Commemorate the courage and vigilance of the U.S. Air Force during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis with this premium accent coffee mug. Featuring authentic USAF Cold Service ribbon imagery, this mug celebrates the airmen who stood ready during one of the Cold War's most critical moments.

Crafted from high-quality white ceramic with a vibrant colored interior and handle, this mug combines patriotic pride with everyday functionality. Whether you're starting your morning with coffee or winding down with tea, each sip reminds you of the dedication and readiness that defined this historic operation.

Why You'll Love This Mug:

  • Historical Significance: Honors the USAF's critical role in the Cuban Missile Crisis, when U-2 spy planes discovered Soviet missiles and SAC reached DEFCON 2
  • Premium Quality: Durable ceramic construction with glossy finish and vibrant, fade-resistant printing
  • Practical Design: Microwave and dishwasher safe for convenient daily use
  • Perfect Gift: Ideal for veterans, active duty airmen, military collectors, and aviation enthusiasts
  • Two Sizes: Choose 11oz (3.78" H × 3.23" D) or 15oz (4.76" H × 3.39" D)

Product Features:

  • Microwave-safe for convenient heating
  • Dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning
  • Vibrant printing for bright and crisp designs
  • Made of lead and BPA-free ceramic
  • Available in two sizes: 11oz and 15oz

Care Instructions:
Clean in dishwasher or wash by hand with warm water and dish soap

11oz 15oz
Height, in 3.78 4.76
Diameter, in 3.23 3.39

USAF - Cuban Missile Crisis

During the October 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, the U.S. Air Force (USAF) played a critical role in discovering, monitoring, and preparing to neutralize Soviet nuclear missile sites in Cuba. USAF U-2 spy planes provided photographic evidence of the missiles, while Tactical Air Command prepared for massive airstrikes, and Strategic Air Command (SAC) raised its readiness to DEFCON 2, placing bombers on airborne alert.

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