USS Underwood FFG 36 v2 (U.S. Navy) White Coffee Mug

USS Underwood FFG 36 v2 (U.S. Navy) The USS Underwood FFG 36 v2 is a ship from the United States Navy, specifically belonging to the Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate. This particular version, v2, is an updated variant of the original USS Underwood FFG 36 commissioned in 1977. The ship is named after Captain Richard C. Underwood who received the Medal of Honor during the Korean War. These vessels are primarily designed for anti-submarine and anti-air warfare. They are equipped with a variety of weapons systems, including missile launchers, torpedoes, and guns. The USS Underwood FFG 36 v2 also features advanced electronics for navigation, communication, and combat systems. As part of the U.S. Navy, the USS Underwood FFG 36 v2 serves to protect and defend the nation's interests both at home and abroad. Its specific role within the navy may include tasks such as patrol, surveillance, and engaging targets when necessary. The ship is crewed by a number of sailors, with roles ranging from navigation, engineering, communication, to weapons handling and combat operations. It operates under the command of an officer known as the Commanding Officer (CO).