Phrase destroyer leader

• The Task Unit included the destroyers,, and destroyer leader.
• She was considerably larger and more capable than the home built destroyer leaders.
• She then proceeded to the Southern SAR station to ride shotgun for the destroyer leader.
• In November 1941 she was escorting Convoy OS 35 when she collided with the destroyer leader.
• "Dubrovnik " was the only destroyer leader built for the Kingdom of Yugoslavia between the wars.
• From as close as, Hagen fired and scored a dozen hits on the destroyer leader before it veered off.
• Escort Groups A-1 and A-2 were disbanded when their modern American destroyer leaders were assigned elsewhere.
• In other navies, such a ship generally was referred to as a " flotilla leader ", or " destroyer leader ".
• Her attack aircraft scored two direct bomb hits on the French destroyer leader, completely wrecking her forward half and causing 300 casualties.
• She was launched as a destroyer leader ( called a " frigate " at the time ) and later reclassified as a cruiser.
• As a large destroyer leader designed on a light cruiser hull she could carry a greater variety of detection gear than a destroyer.
• After returning to the United States, Stark went back to sea, serving as Combat Information Center officer aboard the destroyer leader.
• The destroyer leader was placed in commission, special, on 4 May 1968 for the extensive period of testing her updated weapons systems.
• Originally called a " destroyer leader " or frigate, in 1975 she was redesignated a cruiser in the Navy's ship reclassification.
• Released from the yard in September, the destroyer leader conducted underway training out of San Diego and operated locally for the remainder of 1958.
• A third class of destroyer leaders was designed after observing the performance of propulsion and weapons systems tested aboard the " Mitscher " class.
• Originally called a " destroyer leader " or frigate, in 1975 she was re-designated a cruiser in the Navy's 1975 ship reclassification.
• The destroyer leader was hit in the boiler room by a three-inch shell that may have been fired by " Knyaz Suvorov ".
• Glory thus snatched, " Lawrence " remained at sea for 80 days, steaming in circles with the nuclear carrier Destroyer Leader ( DLG ).
• From 28 January to 10 February, " Agerholm " served as escort for the destroyer leader in the positive identification radar advisory zone ( PIRAZ ).