BS...

[LancerZero]

Nope, I actually wouldn't be a bit surprised. See, he also had a manual of Soviet ships, including both their NATO names and the designations the Soviets gave them. Obviously, an acronym would be meaningless in most other languages, so different countries have very different designations. It's logical. Just because I'm an American, and living in Texas, doesn't mean I'm an arrogant snot that has no idea that the whole world doesn't name their ships like the USN does.:P

For frigates in the USN, the only current designation that I'm aware of is FF, as the USN has no guided missile frigates.

For USN destroyers, there's DD for your usual anti-submarine destroyers; and DG for guided missile destroyers.

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