ARM Netzahualcóyotl D-102 (1982-2014) Gearing class upgraded to FRAM I class formerly USS Steinaker DD-863 (1945-1982) LOA 390′ / 118.9 m TDISP 3,700 tons. Current status unknown as of 2020, to be sunk as an artificial reef.
ARM Netzahualcóyotl D-102 Pacific Ocean, 2005 US Navy Official Photographer’s Mate Christopher D. Blachly, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsUSS Steinaker DDR-863, coming alongside USS Canberra for a May 1961 transfer. This is her pre-FRAM appearance, showing the remarkable transformation in these wartime ships over their long careers Courtesy of the Naval History and Heritage Command USN 1056417
ARM Cuitláhuac E-02 Fletcher Class (1970-2001) formerly USS John Rodgers DD-574 (1943-1968) LOA 377′ / 114.9 m TDISP 2,050 tons Pacific War veteran of several USN engagements. Scrapped in the port of Lázaro Cárdenas 2010-2011 after efforts to save it and bring it back to the States failed.
USS John Rodgers DD-574, Jan. 1945, Mare Island shipyards. Courtesy Naval History and Heritage Command 19-N-79945-A
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