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USS Wayne E. Meyer (DDG-108) is an Arleigh Burke Flight IIA Class Destroyer currently operated by the United States Navy. USS Wayne E. Meyer was built by Bath Iron Works in Maine. The ship has been in active service for 17 years.

The Arleigh Burke Flight IIA destroyers added full helicopter hangars and support facilities for two MH-60R Seahawks. This greatly enhanced anti-submarine and surface warfare capabilities while retaining the class’s renowned multi-mission versatility and endurance.

View USS Wayne E. Meyer's real-time location, route, speed, course history, itinerary updates, port destinations, estimated arrival times, and more in the destroyer tracker map below. All ship position data is sourced directly from the global AIS tracking system, delivering the latest tracking information available. Each new ship report received automatically updates the displayed data.

USS Wayne E. Meyer (DDG-108) Current Deployment Details

Deployment Began: Wed Jun 24, 2026

Days Deployed: 6 days

Current Location: Hawaii / RIMPAC operating area

Previous Location: Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii

Mission: Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer participating in RIMPAC as part of the U.S. contingent led by USS Theodore Roosevelt, supporting multinational maritime training and integrated fleet operations.

Sources: USNI News Western Pacific Pulse, June 26, 2026; Australian Department of Defence, Australia arrives for Exercise RIMPAC 26, June 24, 2026

Last Updated: Mon Jun 29, 2026 00:32 UTC

Note: The current location information above is an estimate from public reports and open-source intelligence. Exact positions are classified for operational security (OPSEC). The tracker map below displays the last publicly transmitted AIS data from this ship. Military ships typically transmit AIS data for maritime safety when operating near civilian traffic when not in an active theater.
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USS Wayne E. Meyer Military Ship Details

Homeport: Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
In Service:2009 | 17 years
Hull Number:DDG-108
Class:Arleigh Burke Flight IIA
Builder:Bath Iron Works
Build Location:Maine
Call Sign:NFOA
Flagged Country:United States
Category:Destroyer
Complement:380
Gross Tons:9,200 GT
Length: 509.5 ft
Beam: 66.0 ft
Draft: 31.0 ft
Speed: 30.0 knots / 34.5 mph
Staterooms:NA

The Arleigh Burke Flight IIA destroyers added full helicopter hangars and support facilities for two MH-60R Seahawks. This greatly enhanced anti-submarine and surface warfare capabilities while retaining the class’s renowned multi-mission versatility and endurance.

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