The Whidbey Island Class is a series of naval vessels designed for coastal and riverine operations. These ships are primarily used by the United States Navy and are known for their versatility and ability to operate in shallow waters. They are equipped with advanced technology for surveillance, reconnaissance, and support missions. Named after Whidbey Island in Washington State, these vessels play a crucial role in maritime security and humanitarian assistance. Their design allows for quick deployment and adaptability to various mission requirements, making them essential assets in modern naval operations.