When destroyer fiction is nearly a memoir

Is there good naval fiction driven by destroyer service?

Lower Deck is one example, though it is described as real experience disguised mainly by changing the ship's name.

Genuinely fictional destroyer stories are harder to identify than the label suggests. Lower Deck is technically fiction but closely follows real experience, with a changed warship name supplying much of the fictional distance. Some naval novels can therefore be read as lightly disguised testimony, while still checking where literary shaping departs from documentary evidence.