Why the US Navy had little need for Tribal-class destroyers

What would Tribal-class destroyers contribute to the US Navy from 1939?

They would add strong gun destroyers, but American Pacific doctrine and high-volume construction made the specialized British role unnecessary.

The Tribal class would give the United States a powerful gun-focused destroyer from 1939. The Royal Navy valued that type because it could supplement scarce cruisers in scouting, independent patrol, and gun-heavy flotilla work. American planning for the Pacific placed more weight on torpedo attack and used destroyers inside a different fleet structure. Once wartime American mass production began, sheer numbers further reduced any need to adopt the British design.