Fate
Talbot was leased to Pakistan in April 1989 and renamed Hunain (D-164). The ship was returned to the United States at Singapore and stricken 29 November 1993. Talbot was soon sold for scrap on 29 March 1994 to Trusha Investments Ltd. for $601,650.
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