destroyer USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. (DD-850)

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The destroyer USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. (DD-850) is a preserved Gearing-class U.S. Navy warship that served in the Cold War and Korean War and now operates as a museum ship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gearing-class destroyer
United States Navy warship
museum ship
armament 5-inch/38 caliber guns
anti-submarine weapons
awarded Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal for Cuban operations
two battle stars for Korean War service
beam approximately 40 feet
builder Bethlehem Steel Company NERFINISHED
Fore River Shipyard NERFINISHED
category Cold War museum ship
Korean War naval vessel
commissioned 15 December 1945
conflict Cold War
Cuban Missile Crisis NERFINISHED
Korean War
country United States of America
crewComplement approximately 336 officers and enlisted
decommissioned 1 July 1973
designation DD-850 NERFINISHED
displacement approximately 3,460 tons full load
homeport Newport, Rhode Island NERFINISHED
hullNumber DD-850 NERFINISHED
IMO not applicable (naval vessel)
laidDown 2 April 1945
launched 26 July 1945
length approximately 390 feet
location Battleship Cove NERFINISHED
Fall River, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
namedAfter Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. NERFINISHED
operator United States Navy
partOf Atlantic Fleet NERFINISHED
preservedBy Battleship Cove museum NERFINISHED
propulsion steam turbines
twin screws
role anti-submarine warfare destroyer
plane guard
screening ship
shipClass Gearing class
sponsor Ethel Skakel Kennedy NERFINISHED
status museum ship
preserved
tookPartIn quarantine of Cuba in 1962
topSpeed about 35 knots
UNESCOStatus U.S. National Historic Landmark NERFINISHED
usedFor blockade enforcement
escort duties
naval gunfire support

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