Yup, 39 feet and change
CLASS - FLETCHER As Built.
Displacement 2924 Tons (Full), Dimensions, 376' 5"(oa) x 39' 7" x 13' 9" (Max)
Armament 5 x 5"/38AA, 4 x 1.1" AA, 4 x 20mm AA, 10 x 21" tt.(2x5).
Machinery, 60,000 SHP; General Electric Geared Turbines, 2 screws
Speed, 38 Knots, Range 6500 NM@ 15 Knots, Crew 273.
Operational and Building Data
Laid down by Federal Shipbuilding, Kearny NJ. October 2 1941.
Launched May 3 1942 and commissioned June 30 1942.
Decommissioned January 15 1947, Recommissioned October 3 1949.
Reclassified DDE-445 March 26 1949 And back to DD-445 June 30 1962.
Decommissioned ? 1969.
Stricken August 1 1969.
Fate Sold February 22 1972 and broken up for scrap.
The width dimension and stability were one of the problems that the Navy faced throughout the war. Read Summral's Sumner & Gearing class destroyers. He mentions multiple times that the builders were constrained by the war effort and could not stop and retool to build a larger ship.
The Fletchers were pre-war design, based largely on the preceeding classes. The Sumners were slightly wider (IIRC - 11 inches), but kept the same machinery. The Gearings had a 14foot plug inserted into a Sumner hull for fuel and increased range.
Things grew such that the Spruances are the size of wartime cruisers