Fletcher-class destroyer

The Fletcher-class destroyer was a highly successful U.S. Navy warship built during World War II, known for its versatility, speed, and durability. It was about 376 feet long, equipped with guns, torpedoes, and anti-aircraft weapons to combat submarines, aircraft, and surface threats. Designed for a variety of roles like escorting larger ships and attacking enemy vessels, the Fletcher-class was quick, agile, and reliable, helping secure naval dominance during the war. Over 150 were built, and many served into the 1950s, making it one of the most iconic destroyer classes in naval history.