USS Ralph Johnson

Arleigh Burke-class destroyer

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guided missile destroyer, United States Navy, Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, Ingalls Shipbuilding, United States of America, 

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200424-N-FP334-1042 (49837225533)

DD-114 211016a

Japanese, U.S. and Canadian naval vessels sailing (at Japan-U.S.-Canada Trilateral Exercise)

Japan-U.S.-Canada-Philippine multilateral exercise -01

Japan-U.S.-Canada-Philippine multilateral exercise -02

Launching of the future USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) US Navy 151212-N-EW716-001

Sailors muster on the foc’sle of USS Ralph Johnson at Guam

The future USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) is christened. (25628605164)

USS Ralph Johnson Arrives in Singapore (1)

USS Ralph Johnson Arrives in Singapore (2)

USS Ralph Johnson Arrives in Singapore (4)

USS Ralph Johnson anchored in Tokyo Bay (Jan. 26, 2023)

USS Ralph Johnson seizure 201204-N-KC128-1086

USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) and USS Princeton (CG 59) 2020

USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) pulls pier side next to the USS Manchester (LCS 14) at Guam

USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) Crest

USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) during builder's sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico US Navy 170727-N-N0101-001

USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) pulls into Naval Station Everett US Navy 180427-N-DA737-0046

USS Ralph Johnson, USS Kentucky and USS John Finn approach Busan

Vessels participating in the Japan-U.S.-Canada Trilateral Exercise（Noble Stingray）in waters south of Okinawa

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
image	200424-N-FP334-1042 (49837225533)				Wikimedia
image	DD-114 211016a	2021			Wikimedia
image	Japanese, U.S. and Canadian naval vessels sailing (at Japan-U.S.-Canada Trilateral Exercise)	2023			Wikimedia
image	Japan-U.S.-Canada-Philippine multilateral exercise -01	2024			Wikimedia
image	Japan-U.S.-Canada-Philippine multilateral exercise -02	2023			Wikimedia
image	Launching of the future USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) US Navy 151212-N-EW716-001	2015			Wikimedia
image	Sailors muster on the foc’sle of USS Ralph Johnson at Guam				Wikimedia
image	The future USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) is christened. (25628605164)	2016			Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson Arrives in Singapore (1)				Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson Arrives in Singapore (2)				Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson Arrives in Singapore (4)				Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson anchored in Tokyo Bay (Jan. 26, 2023)				Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson seizure 201204-N-KC128-1086				Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) and USS Princeton (CG 59) 2020	2020			Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) pulls pier side next to the USS Manchester (LCS 14) at Guam				Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) Crest	2017			Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) during builder's sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico US Navy 170727-N-N0101-001	2017			Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson (DDG-114) pulls into Naval Station Everett US Navy 180427-N-DA737-0046	2018			Wikimedia
image	USS Ralph Johnson, USS Kentucky and USS John Finn approach Busan				Wikimedia
image	Vessels participating in the Japan-U.S.-Canada Trilateral Exercise（Noble Stingray）in waters south of Okinawa	2023			Wikimedia