US Navy’s USS Michael Murphy visits SL for replenishment stop

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By: Isuru Parakrama

November 17, Colombo (LNW): The USS Michael Murphy, an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer of the United States Navy, arrived at the port of Colombo yesterday (16) for a scheduled replenishment visit, the Sri Lanka Navy announced.

The vessel was welcomed in accordance with traditional naval customs, underscoring the longstanding maritime partnership between the two nations.

The 155.2-metre-long destroyer is operated by a crew of 333 personnel and is under the command of Commander Jonathan B. Greenwald.

The USS Michael Murphy serves as a versatile combat vessel equipped to support various naval missions, reflecting the US Navy’s strategic reach and operational capabilities.

Its visit underscores ongoing cooperation in maritime security and the mutual commitment to maintaining regional stability.

During its stay, the crew will oversee resupply and routine maintenance activities, ensuring the ship is prepared for its operational objectives. The vessel is scheduled to depart Sri Lanka today (17) upon completion of these tasks.

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