The class sits on the boundary between naval history and current affairs because one ship and several weapon systems were still operational when the video was recorded. Designs begun in the 1980s can be historical subjects while their weapons remain current. The discussion therefore limits performance claims to figures already available in public sources and press releases. The joking "Wikipedia rule" describes that boundary: use publicly listed specifications when explaining a current weapon. These figures describe the systems without claiming to disclose classified performance.
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How to discuss still-current weapon systems responsibly
A destroyer designed decades ago can remain operational, so its historical discussion uses publicly available weapon specifications.