USS Barry
Located in Washington, DC's naval district, USS Barry is credited with leveling more than 1,000 enemy buildings during the Vietnam War.

USS Cassin Young
Part of Boston's National Historical Park, this attraction is moored next to another famous warship, USS Constitution.

HMS Cavalier
This British destroyer served from WWII through the Cold War and is now a museum in England.

USS Edson
This Vietnam-era tin can is one of many attractions at the world-class Intrepid Air, Sea, and Space Museum in New York.

HMCS Haida
Visit Toronto to explore this naval relic from World War II.

USS Kidd
Named for the admiral killed on board USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, this WWII-era destroyer is a museum in Baton Rouge, LA.

USS Laffey
Part of South Carolina's Patriot's Point Naval Park, this battle-tested tin can was nicknamed "the ship that would not die."

USS Orleck
A sister ship to Kennedy, the Orleck fought in Korea and Vietnam before her second career in the Turkish Navy, who returned her to the US to serve as a museum ship in Texas.

USS Slater
If destroyers are the unsung workhorses of the fleet, then destroyer escorts are the unsung workhorses of the unsung workhorses. This DE is a museum in Albany, NY.

USS The Sullivans
Visit the Buffalo & Erie County Naval and Military Park to explore a cruiser, a sub and this Fletcher-class DD named for five brothers killed in action during WWII.

HMAS Vampire
You'll need to visit "Down Under" to go below decks of this Cold War destroyer at of the Australian National Maritime Museum.