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Y The Sonar Dome would be able seek out and track enemy submarines . MODULAR CONSTRUCTIO FOSTER was built at the Ingalls Shipyard CA Division of Litton Industriesj in Pascagoula Miss. Along with thirty other DD 963 Class destroyers, FOSTER's hull was built on an assembly line basis, with sections or modules of the ship built separately and then put together prior to launching. The ship was then outfitted with her radars, weap- ons, electronic and engineering equipment, bunks, desks and other items necessary in operating a destroyer. FOSTER's weapons and electronic spaces were planned with ade- quate margins for the additional weight, space and power to accom- modate more advanced systems as they are developed. Thus, FOSTER was constructed with the future , as well as the present needs of the Navy in mind . Work continues on board FOSTER even while in drydock. ziw11fQQ,1,,7y1m1xm7W7 Q111111af011111,11f1wWf1110'11f111f1lE'x95 W .m f 'f- 1
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CHRISTENING Mrs. Paul F. Foster and her granddaughter Mrs. Greg Hinshaw. The Admira1's granddaughter gives the ship its name. DD2 as it was known in the Ingalls Shipyard was finally Christened, Paul F. Foster on February 24, 1974 CThe title USS or United States Ship would not be received until Commission- ingj . The Christening of a ship is an ancient, time honored tradition practiced in some form by nations around the world . The ship was indeed honored to have as its sponsor, Mrs. Paul F. Fos- ter, wife of Vice Admiral Poster. Assisting Mrs. Foster as proxy sponsor was her granddaughter, Mrs. Greg Hinshaw.
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