USS James E. Williams (DDG-95)

SIZE & SHAPE: 1.75'' ROUND FINISH: SOLID BRONZE WITH ANTIQUE PATINA; 3D DEEP RELIEF "SPLASH" FINISH; ENAMEL COLOR The USS James E. Williams (DDG-95) holds an important place in defending American interests and protecting freedom across the globe. As an Arleigh Burke class destroyer for the US Navy, she is impressively equipped to succeed in even the most demanding of missions. The USS James E. Williams is named after Boatswain’s Mate 1st Class James Elliot Williams, the most highly decorated enlisted man in the history of the United States Navy. BM1 Williams earned the Medal of Honor and Navy Cross when he led two River Patrol Boats into battle with the Vietcong during a routine patrol and, due to his exemplary leadership and technical prowess, led his small contingent to sink 65 enemy ships and route the superior force. Commissioned on 11 December 2004, the USS James E. Williams has a displacement of approximately 9,200 long tons and stretches some 510 feet in length. Armed with