The destroyer USS Warrington (i) (DD 383) of the US Navy. She was lost on 13 Sep 1944.
Technical information
| Type | Destroyer |
| Displacement | 1850 BRT |
| Length | 371 feet |
| Complement | 198 men |
| Armament | 8 5" guns various smaller guns 12 torpedo tubes |
| Max speed | 37 knots |
| Engines | Geared-turbines |
| Power | 52000 |
| Notes on class | The Somers class was designed to counter the new large destroyers being built by Japan in the early 30's. They used new boilers enabling them to use only one smokestack and add another torpedo tube mount. These ships were overweight and top heavy - all 4 surviving ships being scrapped in 1946. US Navy destroyer classes during WWII: |
US Navy ships of the Somers class
To see all Somers class ships click here.
| USS Davis (DD 395) | ||
| USS Jouett (DD 396) | ||
| USS Sampson (DD 394) | ||
 | USS Somers (DD 381) | |
| | USS Warrington (i) (DD 383) | Lost on 13 Sep 1944 |
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See all US Navy Destroyer classes.
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