Wikipedia: USS Cole

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* Length 505 ft
* Waterline Length 466 ft
* Extreme Beam 66 ft
* Waterline Beam 59 ft
* Maximum Navigational Draft 31 ft
* Draft Limit 22 ft

* Length: 505 ft
* Waterline Length: 466 ft
* Extreme Beam: 66 ft
* Waterline Beam: 59 ft
* Maximum Navigational Draft: 31 ft
* Draft Limit: 22 ft

Changed: 16,20c16,27

** Light 6767 tons
** Full 8889 tons
*Dead Weight 2122 tons
*Propulsion: gas turbines
*Accommodations: Officers 26, Enlisted 315

** Light: 6767 tons
** Full: 8889 tons
* Dead Weight: 2122 tons
* Propulsion: 4 LM-2500 General Electric gas turbines totalling 100,000 horsepower
* Speed: 31 knots
* Accommodations: Officers 26, Enlisted 315
* Armament
** One 5"/54 caliber gun
** Two 20mm Close-In Weapons Systems
** 90-cell Vertical Launch System
** Eight Harpoon missiles in quadruple canisters
** Six 12.75" anti-submarine torpedoes in triple tube launchers

The USS Cole (DDG 67) is a guided missile destroyer of the US Navy named for Marine Sergeant Darrell S. Cole, a machine gunner killed in action on Iwo Jima on February 19, 1945. She is an Arleigh Burke-class "Aegis" destroyer, part of the Atlantic fleet, and is homeported in [Pascagoula, Mississippi]?. She was built by [Ingalls Shipbuilding]? and delivered to the Navy on March 11, 1996.

On October 12, 2000, she was attacked from a small inflatable boat by suicide bombers.

Length: 505 ft
Waterline Length: 466 ft
Extreme Beam: 66 ft
Waterline Beam: 59 ft
Maximum Navigational Draft: 31 ft
Draft Limit: 22 ft
Displacement
- Light: 6767 tons
- Full: 8889 tons
Dead Weight: 2122 tons
Propulsion: 4 LM-2500 General Electric gas turbines totalling 100,000 horsepower
Speed: 31 knots
Accommodations: Officers 26, Enlisted 315
Armament
- One 5"/54 caliber gun
- Two 20mm Close-In Weapons Systems
- 90-cell Vertical Launch System
- Eight Harpoon missiles in quadruple canisters
- Six 12.75" anti-submarine torpedoes in triple tube launchers