Design History
Modification History
Service History
Essentially Mahan class ships, the two Dunlaps differed from their half-sisters in only two ways: instead of the the tripod mast, they had a straight mast, and instead of the two shielded forward 5"L/38 mounts, they had two fully enclosed mounts. Weight and availability considerations required that the other three mounts be left open. Probably funded in FY34.
As in the Mahans.
As in the Mahans.
Ships in class:
DD-384 Dunlap
DD-385 Fanning
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Displacements:
Standard: 1,717 tons Full: 2,328 tons Length: 104,05m / 341ft 5" Beam: 10,66m / 35ft Draft (Full Load): 4m / 13ft 1 1/4" (?) Crew (Officers/Men): 8 / 150 Endurance: 4,360nm at 20 knots (?) Speed: 37 knots |
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Belt: No belt armor
Deck: No deck armor Barbettes: No barbette armor Conning Tower: No conning tower armor |
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(As designed):
Main: 5 x 127mm L/38, in single mounts: two forward, superfiring, one in front of after deck house, two aft, superfiring Secondary: None AA: 4 x 12.7mm L/90 in single mounts Torpedoes: 12 533mm torpedo tubes in three quadruple mounts, one on the centerline, two on the wings Depth Charges: 2 x depth charge track, 14 depth charges (Dunlap, March 1944):
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