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Commissioning for naval destroyer to be held at Port Tampa Bay - Vimarsana News

Commissioning for naval destroyer to be held at Port Tampa Bay

The USS Jack H. Lucas, the Navy's newest and most advanced destroyer will be formally commissioned at a ceremony in Tampa this Fall.

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Newest, most advanced Burke-class destroyer accepted by Navy, will operate out of San Diego - Vimarsana News

Newest, most advanced Burke-class destroyer accepted by Navy, will operate out of San Diego

The $2.4 billion warship features an advanced air and missile defense radar system that will help it protect aircraft carrier and amphibious assault groups

Newest, Most Advanced Burke-Class Destroyer Accepted by Navy, Will Operate Out of San Diego - Vimarsana News

Newest, Most Advanced Burke-Class Destroyer Accepted by Navy, Will Operate Out of San Diego

Mississippi-based shipbuilder Ingalls delivered Lucas to the Navy following a week of sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico.

Newest, most advanced Burke-class destroyer accepted by Navy, will operate out of San Diego - Vimarsana News

Newest, most advanced Burke-class destroyer accepted by Navy, will operate out of San Diego

The Jack H. Lucas, the newest, most advanced Burke-class destroyer, became part of the Navy Tuesday and will operate out of San Diego, where it will help replace aging Cold War-era cruisers.

The USS Jack H. Lucas: New warship honors NC native - Vimarsana News

The USS Jack H. Lucas: New warship honors NC native

After lying about his age and joining the Marines at age 14, Jack H. Lucas fought in the Battle of Iwo Jima. On Feb. 20, 1945, during a firefight with Japanese soldiers, he saved the lives of three Marines by hurling himself onto a pair of grenades, absorbing the blast with his body.