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LANDSHIPRON-3
U.S. Navy
LANG
U.S. Navy
Lanshipron2
U.S. Navy
LANTCOMELINTCEN
U.S. Navy
LANTCOMOPSUPFAC
U.S. Navy
LANTFLTDASHTRAU
U.S. Navy
LANTFLTHEADSUPACT
U.S. Navy
LAW CENTER, SUBIC BAY
U.S. Navy
LAWRENCE LEROY RIDER
U.S. Navy
LCI 1022
U.S. Navy
LCI 800
U.S. Navy
LCI 954
U.S. Navy
LCI(M)-803
U.S. Navy
LCI(M)-803 was a Landing Craft Infantry (Mortar) vessel commissioned by the United States Navy during World War II. Laid down in 1944, she was part of the LCI(L)-351-class, later converted to the mortar-armed LCI(M) configuration to provide close-in fire support during amphibious assaults. LCI(M)-803 participated in operations in the Pacific Theater, including support roles during the Okinawa campaign, where her mortars delivered suppressive fire against Japanese shore positions. After the war, she was decommissioned and eventually struck from the Naval Vessel Register, concluding her service as part of the US Navy’s amphibious forces.
LCSL#56 PACIFIC
U.S. Navy
LCT 1031
U.S. Navy
LCT 1049
U.S. Navy
LCT 777
U.S. Navy
LCT Group 38
U.S. Navy
LCU
U.S. Navy
LCU 1628
U.S. Navy
LCU 1628 is a Landing Craft Utility vessel that has served with the United States Navy. Built as part of the LCU 1610-class, it was designed to transport troops, vehicles, and cargo from ship to shore during amphibious operations. Since its commissioning in the late 1970s, LCU 1628 has participated in numerous training exercises and operational deployments, supporting both peacetime and combat missions. The vessel has proven its versatility and reliability in a variety of environments, contributing significantly to the Navy's amphibious capabilities.
LCU RON 2
U.S. Navy
LCU RON TWO
U.S. Navy
LEC NORFOLK, VA
U.S. Navy
ledet 106
U.S. Navy