The Sumner-Class Destroyer was a class of naval warships built for the United States Navy during and after World War II. Designed for anti-submarine warfare and surface combat, these destroyers were known for their speed and firepower. They typically featured a displacement of around 2,400 tons and were equipped with a variety of weapons, including torpedoes and naval guns. The class was named after Rear Admiral William Sumner, and a total of 24 ships were constructed. The Sumner-Class played a significant role in various naval operations during the Cold War, showcasing advancements in naval technology and tactics.