The USS Fort Worth (LCS-3) is a littoral combat ship of the United States Navy, designed for operations close to shore. It is part of the Independence-class, which features a trimaran hull for enhanced stability and speed. The ship is equipped with advanced technology and modular systems, allowing it to perform various missions, including anti-surface, anti-submarine, and mine countermeasures. Commissioned in 2012, the USS Fort Worth is named after the city of Fort Worth, Texas. It has a length of 419 feet and can reach speeds of over 40 knots. The ship's design emphasizes flexibility and rapid deployment, making it suitable for modern naval warfare.