The US Navy has revealed that its largest-ever destroyer, and most technologically-advanced surface ship to date, left the Bath Iron Works in Maine, US, on Wednesday and is preparing for its three-month journey to its home port in San Diego. The USS Zumwalt(DDG 1000) has completed its sea trials and will join the fleet after its commissioning ceremony in Baltimore on October 15.
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