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the information Figure: May 7, 2011, the U.S. Navy held a guided missile destroyer naming ceremony

news websites, according to the U.S. Navy May 2012 4 reported] May 4, 2012, General Dynamics Bath Iron Works shipyard, the Navy officially accepted “Michael?? Murphy” (DDG 112) destroyer.

“Michael?? Murphy” (DDG 112) is before the fiscal year 2016, the last one delivered DDG51 destroyer, approved under the class frigates after the 2016 fiscal year to be delivered.

“Michael?? Murphy” destroyer in the Pacific in March this year, the successful completion of a joint super sea trials, during which experts from the shipyard and the Navy Ship Inspection Bureau examined the ship and their systems to verify whether the state of combat readiness. This also means that another one construction in good condition and excellent destroyer of the combat capability will be added to the U.S. Navy Fleet, “Michael?? Murphy” will be the first time in the summer voyage.

new ships in order to commemorate the Navy Captain Michael? ? Murphy, and its named after, he joined the Red Wings action “in Afghanistan, heroically sacrificed their lives on June 28, 2005, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, he is also the first ship of the U.S. Navy in the Vietnam War The ship named the officers and men of honor.

“Michael?? Murphy” (DDG 112) destroyer delivery means that the ship from the builder handed over to the Navy, also indicates that the ship is about to combat the ship’s service ceremony will held in New York in October this year.

the DDG 51 class destroyers are multi-mission warship, designed to be in the air, surface and underwater multi-threat environment in combat. These destroyers are equipped with the Navy’s Aegis combat system, the system is the world’s most advanced integration naval weapons systems. As a result of the project has a high level of maturity, the DDG 51 class destroyers at a significantly reduced procurement costs and full life of the security costs at the same time, also has superior combat capability and survivability characteristics.

DDG113 is currently Huntington? ? Ingles construction, it will also be the DDG51 project follow-up delivery of the first ship. DDG114, 115,116 also has issued a contract, plan to begin deliveries in 2016. (Shiwen Jiang of China Shipping Information Center)

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