Lütjens-class destroyer
List of ships
All three ships were built by Bath Iron Works in the United States. They were named after famous German officers who died in World War II; Lütjens who had commanded the battleship Bismarck task group, the fighter ace Mölders of the Luftwaffe, and Field Marshal Rommel.

Lütjens-class destroyer

Section Title: List of ships
Table Section Text: All three ships were built by Bath Iron Works in the United States. They were named after famous German officers who died in World War II; Lütjens who had commanded the battleship Bismarck task group, the fighter ace Mölders of the Luftwaffe, and Field Marshal Rommel.

Pennant number	Name	Namesake	Call sign	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Decom- missioned	Fate	Reference

D185	Lütjens	Admiral Günther Lütjens	DRAE	Bath Iron Works	1 March 1966	11 August 1967	22 March 1969	18 December 2003	2012 scrapped in Aliağa, (Turkey)

D186	Mölders	Oberst Werner Mölders	DRAF	Bath Iron Works	12 April 1966	13 April 1967	23 February 1969	28 May 2003	Museum ship in Marinearsenal Wilhelmshaven (Germany)

D187	Rommel	Generalfeldmarschall Erwin Rommel	DRAG	Bath Iron Works	22 August 1967	1 February 1969	2 May 1970	30 September 1998	cannibalized, 2004 scrapped in Aliağa (Turkey)

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Lütjens (D185) was decommissioned on December 18, 2003.

final_sentence: Lütjens (D185) was decommissioned on December 18, 2003.