Navy Destroyers Fired a Dozen Missiles During Iran Attack, But No San Diego Ships Involved ...Middle East

Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder briefs reporters on the Iranian attack. Pentagon photo Navy destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean Sea fired a dozen missiles Tuesday to help Israel defend itself from an Iranian barrage, but no San Diego-based ships were involved in the fighting. The independent U.S. Naval Institute reported that the Norfolk-based USS Bulkeley and Rota, Spain-based USS Cole launched the missiles. Navy officials did not say what types of missiles were used, but the destroyers are armed with a variety of interceptors stored in vertical launch tubes below the warships’ decks. Two San Diego-based destroyers — the USS Spruance and USS Stock

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