Here's why the USS Nantucket is docked in Charlestown
Briefly

The USS Nantucket is designed to operate in coastal waters and counter potential asymmetric threats such as coastal mines and quiet diesel submarines.
Auxiliaries Officer Meghana Komarraju shared, 'It means a lot to us that we were named after Nantucket. We try to honor them whenever we can.'
This new ship is the 14th Freedom-class combat ship, a family of vessels aiming to enhance maneuverability and capability in complex coastal environments.
With a top speed of 47 knots, the USS Nantucket demonstrates advanced technology with water jets for exceptional maneuverability, differing from traditional Navy rudder designs.
Read at Boston.com
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