The USS Harry W. Hill (DD-986) served as a capable Spruance-class destroyer, recognised for its strong anti-submarine focus and flexible combat roles. This kit invites hobbyists to explore the engineering and service history of a ship that played an important part in modern naval operations.
Spruance-class ships advanced naval propulsion by adopting gas turbine powerplants. The USS Harry W. Hill used four General Electric LM-2500 turbines and could reach speeds above 30 knots, demonstrating notable speed and manoeuvrability. Ships of this class also saw action during Operation Desert Storm, where Spruance-class platforms launched Tomahawk cruise missiles in combat operations.
This model is aimed at builders who value historical detail and neat assembly. The parts reflect the ship's lines and fittings, making it rewarding to paint and finish for shelf display or inclusion in a naval collection.
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