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This is just a simulation game, so you can make whatever weapons you want. haha.
(make up theoretical weapons, like the zumwelt with lasers and railguns and mach 10 missiles. haha)
The Adams-class has a length of 133 metres, the Hobart about 146 metres. The Adams is still longer.
Next to the longer Spruance-class, its beam is 16.8 metres. The Hobart is roughly 18.6 metres, but seemingly the same size as the Spruance's beam in-game.
The Seahawk clips the hangar structure, for another example of the scaling issue.
Love your work and I hope it's not too much of a pain to fix :D