Flusser Class Destroyer for the United States Navy
Length: 293'-10"
Beam: 26'-4 1/2"
Depth: 16'-4"
Draft: 8'-0 1/2"
Displacement: 700 (light ship)
Other Data: 4 Normand boilers, 3 Parsons steam turbines, 14,500 horsepower, 3 screws, 2 masts, 4 stacks. 

Keel laid August 3,1908, launched August 17,1909, delivered September 22,1909, commissioned December 3,1909. Sister ship to the FLUSSER. Maximum shell plate 3/8" thick. 

Reached 34.548 knots on trials. Set a new world speed record for in-service vessels. Complement of 6 officers and 95 enlisted. To the Azores and Brest for World War I as a convoy escort. Returned to the United States at the end of the war. Decommissioned August 1919. Stricken from the United States Navy List September 15,1919. Sold for scrap November 21,1919.