2014. Activities included training symposia and shipboard damage control training ashore, and cross-deck landings, medical evacuation drills and maneuvering exercises at sea. Visit, board, search and seizure teams from Rodney M. Davis and the Royal Brunei Navy Darussalam class offshore patrol vessel KDB Darulaman (P-08) conducted compliant boarding exercises with their partner nation's ship. During the six-month deployment, the ship and crew of more than 200 Sailors, based at Naval Station Everett and assigned to Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 9, conducted presence operations and theater security cooperation with partner nations in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. In total, the ship and its crew transited more than 37,000 nautical miles, conducted 13 underway replenishment and performed nearly 300 hours of flight operations at sea. Decommissioning and disposal as target Rodney M. Davis was decommissioned on 23 January 2015 at Naval Station Everett and was scheduled to be transferred for dismantlement on 31 March. The documentary titled The Last Frigate follows the crew during the deployment and decommissioning of the ship. On July 12, 2022, the frigate was sunk as a target ship by Australian, Canadian, Malaysian, and American ship and aircraft forces during the RIMPAC 2022 exercise. References External links USS Rodney M. Davis @ navysite.de USS Rodney M. Davis FFG-60 @ MaritimeQuest US Navy images and video of sinking Ships built in Los Angeles 1986 ships Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates of the United States Navy Ships sunk as targets