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DD-752

Mfr Name: CRL

The USS ALFRED A. CUNNINGHAM (DD-752) was a SUMNER Class Destroyer commissioned by the United States Navy in November 1944. It served through World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

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Category	New Products
Manufacturer Name	CRL
Class	SUMNER Class Destroyer
Length	376.6"
Range °	3300 NM @ 20 Knots
Speed	36.5 Knots

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DD-752 Description

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The USS ALFRED A. CUNNINGHAM (DD-752) was a SUMNER Class Destroyer commissioned in November 1944. It saw action in the final months of World War II, providing screening and fire support for carrier operations in the Pacific. Following the war, the destroyer served extensively during the Korean War, conducting shore bombardments and escort duties.

Later, the USS ALFRED A. CUNNINGHAM participated in the Vietnam War with naval gunfire support and patrol missions. It underwent a FRAM II Upgrade in September 1961. After decades of distinguished service, the destroyer was decommissioned in February 1971 and eventually sold for scrap.

Key specifications include a displacement of 3218 tons, a length of 376.6 feet, and a beam of 40 feet 10 inches. It was powered by Westinghouse Turbines producing 60,000 horsepower, enabling a speed of 36.5 knots. The ship had a range of 3300 nautical miles at 20 knots. Its armament included 6 x 5"/38 guns, 12 x 40mm AA guns, 11 x 20mm AA guns, 10 x 21" torpedo tubes, and depth charge systems.

The ship was laid down by Bethlehem Steel in Staten Island, New York, in February 1944 and commissioned in November 1944. The crew complement was 345 in 1944 and reduced to 287 by 1970. The USS ALFRED A. CUNNINGHAM was eventually sunk as a target off California in October 1979.

DD-752 Quick Information

Product Type: Destroyer

Series: SUMNER Class

Canonical Name: USS ALFRED A. CUNNINGHAM (DD-752) SUMNER Class Destroyer

DD-752 Compliance

RoHS Status: RoHS Compliant

Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL): 1 Unlimited

REACH Status: REACH Unaffected

DD-752 Estimated Pricing

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DD-752 Features

SUMNER Class Destroyer commissioned in November 1944.
Served in WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam War.
Displacement of 3218 tons and speed of 36.5 knots.
Armament includes 6 x 5"/38 guns and torpedo tubes.
Underwent FRAM II Upgrade in September 1961.

DD-752 Applications

Naval gunfire support operations.
Carrier screening and escort duties.
Shore bombardment missions.
Pacific theater operations.
Korean coast blockade duties.

DD-752 FAQs

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What class of destroyer is the DD-752?

The DD-752 is a SUMNER Class Destroyer.

When was the DD-752 commissioned?

The DD-752 was commissioned in November 1944.

What was the top speed of the DD-752?

The top speed of the DD-752 was 36.5 knots.

What is the displacement of the DD-752?

The displacement of the DD-752 is 3218 tons.

What armament did the DD-752 carry?

The DD-752 was armed with 6 x 5"/38 guns, 12 x 40mm AA guns, 11 x 20mm AA guns, 10 x 21" torpedo tubes, and depth charge systems.

When was the DD-752 decommissioned?

The DD-752 was decommissioned in 1971.

What was the fate of the DD-752?

The DD-752 was sunk as a target off California in October 1979.