A Gearing-Class Destroyer is a class of naval warships built for the United States Navy during and after World War II. These destroyers were designed for anti-submarine warfare, surface combat, and naval gunfire support. They are known for their speed, agility, and advanced radar systems, making them effective in various combat scenarios. The Gearing-Class features a long hull and a powerful propulsion system, allowing for high speeds and extended range. Equipped with torpedoes, anti-aircraft guns, and depth charges, they played a crucial role in naval operations during the Cold War and were later used by several allied navies around the world.