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{{other ships|USS Shelton}}
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'''USS ''Shelton'' (DD-790)''' was a {{sclass|Gearing|destroyer}} of the [[United States Navy]], the second Navy ship named for Ensign [[James A. Shelton]] (1916–1942), who was killed in the [[Battle of Midway]].

== Construction ==
''Shelton'' was laid down on 31 May 1945 by [[Todd Pacific Shipyards]] Inc., [[Seattle, Washington]]; [[Ship naming and launching|launched]] on 8 March 1946; sponsored by Mrs. Loretta Shelton Miller; and [[Ship commissioning|commissioned]] on 21 June 1946.

== United States Navy service ==
''Shelton'' began her shakedown cruise on 20 July and returned to Seattle for post-shakedown availability. She moved down the coast to [[Naval Station San Diego|San Diego, California]], on 12 October, and on 9 November stood out of that port en route to the [[Pacific Ocean|western Pacific]] for her first tour of duty with the [[United States Seventh Fleet|7th Fleet]]. While serving with that fleet, she visited ports in [[China]], [[Korea]], and [[Japan]]. The destroyer returned to the west coast on 22 June 1947 and conducted local operations in the San Diego area. The destroyer underwent overhaul at the [[Puget Sound Naval Shipyard]], [[Bremerton, Washington]], from January to April 1948. After moving to San Diego on 19 April, ''Shelton'' operated along the [[California]] coast until sailing for WestPac and the 7th Fleet on 1 September. The seven-month deployment ended on 24 April 1949 when she sailed back into San Diego.

In June ''Shelton'' participated in a [[Midshipman]] training cruise which took her to [[Balboa, Panama|Balboa]], [[Panama Canal Zone|C.Z.]], and terminated in [[San Francisco]] at the end of July. She was in [[drydock]] there during October and November and, following sea trials, returned to San Diego in January 1950.

=== Korean War ===
''Shelton'' sailed west again on 1 May 1950. When hostilities began in Korea, on 25 June, the destroyer was a unit of Task Force 77 (TF&nbsp;77), the Striking Force of the 7th Fleet. She served on both coasts of Korea until returning to San Diego on 8 February 1951. After six months in the states, she was on her way back to the war zone in late August. As a fleet destroyer, she served with TF&nbsp;72, 77, 95, 96, and 97.

''Shelton'' also participated in special bombardment missions. With {{USS|Helena|CA-75|3}} at [[Hŭngnam]] on 25 October, she was taken under fire by enemy shore [[artillery battery|batteries]] and sustained one near miss. She was assigned to the bombline with {{USS|Saint Paul|CA-73|3}} in December; and, for a week, they shelled rail lines, bridges, and other targets of opportunity. In January 1952, they bombarded the [[Songjin]] area.

Assigned to TG 95<!-- Task Force? or Task Group? --> the following month, ''Shelton'' aided in the defense of [[Yang Do]] when [[North Korean Army|North Korean forces]] attempted to land on that island. The action lasted from 01:30 until 11:00 and resulted in the landings being repulsed with heavy losses. Still in the area on the 22d, the destroyer was taken under fire by five communist batteries on the mainland. She sustained four direct hits and approximately 50 near misses. Her losses were 12 casualties and a five-foot hole in the bow, but she silenced the batteries and remained on station for two more days before retiring to [[United States Fleet Activities Sasebo|Sasebo, Japan]] for repairs. She then returned to the Korean coast.

''Shelton'' returned to San Diego on 10 April where she began an upkeep period and then conducted local operations until 13 November. On that date, the destroyer sailed for her third tour of duty in the [[Far East]] during the [[Korean War]]. She arrived at Sasebo on 1 December 1952 for a three-day tender availability before joining TF&nbsp;77. She operated with that task force for 40 days before entering [[United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka|Yokosuka, Japan]], for an upkeep period. Ready for sea on 26 January 1953, the destroyer joined the [[Formosa Patrol]]. Her next assignment was in [[Wonsan]] Harbor for 40&nbsp;days, after which she again joined TF&nbsp;95. Her deployment ended on the west coast on 29 June 1953.

From 1953 to 1959, ''Shelton'' divided her time between deployments with the 7th Fleet and west coast operations. On her annual deployment in 1957, she rescued 120 passengers from a [[New Zealand]] merchant ship.

She was on the west coast in 1960 and, from July to June 1961, she underwent [[Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization]] (FRAM) conversion at the [[Long Beach Naval Shipyard]]. ''Shelton'''s [[home port]] was changed to Yokosuka, and she sailed from Long Beach on 6 January 1962 for that port from which she operated until early March 1964.

On 5 March, ''Shelton'' was ordered to [[Subic Bay]] where she was joined by the destroyers {{USS|Blue|DD-744|3}} and {{USS|Frank Knox|DD-742|3}}, carrier {{USS|Bon Homme Richard|CV-31|3}}, and oiler {{USS|Cimarron|AO-22|3}}. All loaded to capacity with stores and consumable items and sailed, on 30 March, for the [[Indian Ocean]] on a six-week goodwill cruise. This was Operation Handclasp, designed to aid foreign countries in the supply of consumable goods. The squadron visited [[Madagascar]], [[Kenya]], and [[Saudi Arabia]] before presenting a firepower demonstration for the [[Pahlavi dynasty|Shah of Iran]] on 4 May.

=== Vietnam War ===
The squadron was in Yokosuka two weeks later; but the deteriorating situation in [[Vietnam]] brought ''Shelton'' sailing orders to the [[South China Sea]]; and, on 2 June, she began a 28-day stay in the [[Gulf of Tonkin]]. The destroyer sailed for the west coast on 18 July, via [[Pearl Harbor]], and arrived at her new home port, San Diego, on 31 August 1964.

''Shelton'' operated from there until 24 August 1965, when she sailed to join the 7th Fleet off Vietnam. The destroyer provided anti-submarine protection and pilot rescue operations for ''Bon Homme Richard'' as well as firing numerous gunfire support missions. She was detached from the 7th Fleet on 1 February 1966 and returned to her home port the last of the month. The remainder of the year was spent in local operations with the exception of a midshipman cruise to [[Hawaii]] in June.

''Shelton'' stood out of San Diego on 4 January 1967 and sailed for another tour off Vietnam. During the six and one-half months of her deployment, she performed such duties as: plane guard and [[anti-submarine warfare]] (ASW) protection at [[Yankee Station]]; screening {{USS|Long Beach|CGN-9|3}} on [[Piraz Station]]; gunfire support off [[South Vietnam]]; and gunfire support off [[North Vietnam]]. She returned to San Diego on 18 June and resumed normal stateside operations. ''Shelton'' was deployed to [[Guam]] from 2 January 1968 to 9 April, where she conducted operations in support of [[UGM-27 Polaris|Polaris missile]] tests.

''Shelton'' was to return to Vietnam from 30 September 1968 to 2 May 1969; from 2 March to 3 September 1970; and from 6 April to 7 October 1971. She had six line periods during 1968–1969; four in 1970; and five in 1971.

After ''Shelton'' returned to San Diego in October, she spent almost nine months operating out of her home port until she was notified that her services were again needed in Vietnam. The destroyer departed on 13 June 1972 on what was to be her last deployment to the western Pacific. She was back on the gunline on 10 July for a 25-day period. On 4 August, she was taken under fire by a barrage of approximately 40 rounds from a nearby wooded section of beach. Her gun crews quickly responded and were credited with destroying one of the enemy gun emplacements. ''Shelton'' and
{{USS|Providence|CLG-6|3}} were taken under fire on 19 October when they were on an intercept mission five miles north of the [[Demilitarized Zone (Vietnam)|Demilitarized Zone]] (DMZ). In the following 30&nbsp;minutes, both ships fired over 120&nbsp;rounds in an attempt to demolish the enemy sites. Immediately after observing four secondary explosions, ''Providence'' reported cross-fire from the island of [[Hon Co]]. ''Shelton'' bombarded the island and silenced the battery.

On 5 December, ''Shelton'' joined Task Unit 77.1.1 (TU&nbsp;77.1.1) for a raid on targets in the vicinity of [[Hon Me Island]]. A barrage of return fire was received before counter battery fire from ''Shelton'' and {{USS|Henry B. Wilson|DDG-7|3}} silenced the emplacements. Another raid near Hon Me, on 19 December, brought the heaviest hostile fire of the deployment: approximately 700 rounds, with many splashes only 50&nbsp;yards from the ship. ''Shelton'' departed the [[Tonkin Gulf]] three days later and returned to San Diego on 13 January 1973 to prepare for decommissioning.

''Shelton'' was struck from the [[Naval Vessel Register|Navy list]] on 31 March 1973 and sold to the [[Republic of China]] on 18 April 1973.

== Republic of China Navy service ==
The ship served in the [[Republic of China Navy]] as '''ROCS ''Lai Yang''', equipped with AAW capabilities and reclassified as DDG-920.<ref name=":0" /> She came under the Wu-Chin II modernization program in May 1980<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|title=萊陽軍艦 萊陽沿革史|url=https://nmda.teldap.tw/page_book01_23_ddg920.htm|access-date=2021-09-10|website=nmda.teldap.tw}}</ref> and was mounted with a [[OTO Melara 76 mm]]  gun in 1982.<ref name=":0" />

She was decommissioned by Taiwan on 16 March 1999<ref name=":0" /> and turned into an [[artificial reef]] in November 2002.

== Awards ==
''Shelton'' received eight [[battle star]]s for service in the [[Korean War]] and eight for service in [[Vietnam War|Vietnam]].

== References ==
{{Reflist}}
{{DANFS|https://www.history.navy.mil/research/histories/ship-histories/danfs/s/shelton-ii.html|http://www.hazegray.org/danfs/destroy/dd790txt.htm}}

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