Tamiya 31911 1/700 US Navy Destroyer Hammann

Tamiya 31911 1/700 US Navy Destroyer Hammann

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M251S

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Tamiya 31911 1/700 US Navy Destroyer HammannThe USS Hammann (DD 412) was a Sims class destroyer that was commissioned in 1939. In 1942, she rescued men from the stricken aircraft carrier Lexington. However, she may be best known for her final moments, in the Battle of Midway. Having rescued the crew of the badly damaged USS Yorktown aircraft carrier, it remained alongside to assist with repairs when the ships were attacked by a Japanese I 168 submarine, the Hammann eventually taking a torpedo

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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025