Flight II destroyer

The Fletcher-class Flight II destroyers are a group of U.S. Navy warships built during World War II, designed for fast, versatile combat. They are an improved version of earlier Fletcher ships, featuring enhanced weapons, radar, and fire control systems for better battle effectiveness. These ships typically measure around 376 feet in length, with a crew of about 250 sailors, and can reach speeds of up to 35 knots. Their primary roles include escorting larger vessels, hunting submarines, and engaging enemy surface ships, making them vital assets in naval warfare during the war.