Wanna Know Why The US Navy Ships Can't Be Beat? Look At This Picture

Wanna Know Why The US Navy Ships Can't Be Beat? Look At This Picture
The US Navy's surface fleet has become dominated by the 68 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers that have been delivered to date. This multi-mission ship with exceptional capabilities is able to do a variety of tasks, including maintaining presence in peaceful times. The USS Michael Murphy (DDG-112), a destroyer of the sixty-second class, which was completed in October 2012, was intended to be the final member of the Arleigh Burke class. However, the Navy chose to continue with the DDG-51 class program in the wake of the proposed cancellation of the DDG 1000 Zumwalt class destroyer program. Don't be fooled by the name, however; these are very new and improved versions of the versatile destroyer.
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[@roderickcampbell2105]

The Navy got it right with the Burke. Stay with what works. I wish the Zumwalt worked out, but it did not.

[@sunnycat69]

Run up get done up ⚓️ fair winds and following seas

[@vivalasvegas2826]

US battle ships are like a sore peter...you just can't beat it!!

[@firstlast1047]

Minor correction. Navy lexicon, classification describes these ships as DDGs (Destroyers, Guided Missile), not BB (Battleship).

[@pioneeringtech1592]

The new narrator is great