Gearing-Class refers to a type of naval warship designed primarily for anti-submarine warfare and surface combat. These ships are equipped with advanced sonar systems and weaponry, making them effective in detecting and neutralizing underwater threats. The Gearing-Class destroyers were built for the United States Navy during the late World War II era and continued to serve for several decades. The Gearing-Class ships are characterized by their long hulls and powerful engines, allowing for high speeds and maneuverability. They typically carry a variety of armaments, including torpedoes and anti-aircraft guns, enhancing their versatility in naval operations. Many of these ships were later modernized and served in various conflicts throughout the Cold War.