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Originally Posted by KaleunMarco
your quest is going to be difficult to accomplish simply because the film clip does not show enough of the ship from abeam AND because films, like this, that were produced by the USN during the war, were notorious for splicing film clips from cameras on different ships, just like a hollywood movie editor would do.
my SWAG's would be, in no particular order, Gridley Class, Farragut Class, Gleaves Class, or Rudderow Class. The shadows in effect when the film was produced make it nigh impossible to make out distinguishing features.
like i said above, it's tough to identify without a beam photo.
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Thank you very much for your answer and suggestions.
In fact, I'm pretty sure she is a British "modern" single-funnel destroyer (from J to Z class). But I can't figure out what the main guns are.