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Zumwalt Class Stealth Destroyer USS Michael Monsoor Arrives in Japan

USS Michael Monsoor (DDG 1001), the second ship in the distinctive Zumwalt class of stealthy guided missile destroyers, arrived at Fleet Activities Yokosuka on Jul. 7, 2025 while forward deployed with Destroyer Squadron 15 (DESRON 15).

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DESRON 15 is the largest destroyer squadron in the U.S. Navy, usually comprising around ten Arleigh Burke class guided missile destroyers. The ships are based in Yokosuka, but undertake activities across the Western Pacific both independently and in support of U.S. carrier strike and amphibious ready groups. It’s unclear if the Monsoor is complementing existing units, or replaced an Arleigh Burke on the squadron’s strength.

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