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Also known as DD, torpedo boat destroyer, TBD

thumb|, the lead ship of the US Navy's Allen M. Sumner class of destroyers, sailing off the coast of Hawaii thumb|, the lead ship of the US Navy's , sailing in formation with USS Independence (rear) thumb|Type 055 destroyer|Type 055 class destroyer of the Chinese [[People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN)]] thumb|, the lead ship of Sejong the Great-class destroyer|her class of destroyers of the [[Republic of Korea Navy]] thumb|The Italian , which belongs to the of Franco-Italian designed first-rate frigates In naval terminology, a destroyer is a fast, maneuverable, long-endurance warship intended

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A destroyer is a fast, maneuverable warship designed for long-endurance naval operations, serving as a key component of modern naval forces across different countries. Destroyers matter because they provide navies with versatile combat capabilities for protecting fleets, conducting missions, and maintaining maritime presence.

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Key facts

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File:HMAS Hobart (DDG 39) participating in the International Fleet Review 2022.jpg
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HMAS Hobart, the lead ship of the RAN's Hobart class of destroyers
Machine.classification
Watercraft
Machine.industry
Arms
Machine.application
Naval warfare
Machine.inventor
Fernando Villaamil

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warship
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'A Torpedoed cruiser escorted to port'- HMS 'Dublin' in the Adriatic, June 1915 RMG PW2080.jpg
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Destroyers
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Category:Destroyers
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