Eight hundred and sixty-five Mk.4s were built, the largest LCT production in British yards. [4] In addition to the increased beam, the Mark IV had a draught reduced to 3 ft 8in forward and 4 ft …

775 Landing Craft Tanks (798 names) of the LCT (Mk 4) class. 40 of them were lost. Strikeout means that ship was cancelled (not finished) - not counted in class figures.

Landing Craft Tank – LCT Mk4 history. The LCT (Landing Craft Tank) is the largest landing craft of the British Army. This building is the English equivalent of the American LST and can carry …

LCT 821 was a drab battleship grey but she soon acquired a refreshing coat of white paint with accompanying Mediterranean Blue camouflage stripes. The painting job was undertaken by …

2024年6月6日 · The Landing Craft, Gun (Large) was a fire support vessel converted from earlier LCT Mark 3/4. They received a stronger welded deck to carry two QF 4.7-inch Mk IX** or BL …

The LCT Mk4 was capable of carrying and deploying six medium tanks. This vessel was used extensively at Normandy. Read More

In September of 1942, the first of the new LCT Mk-4s were completed--lightly built and without armament, this design was to go through several modifications.

This section includes over 21.000 Allied Warships and over 11.000 Allied Commanders of WWII, from the US Navy, Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, Royal Australian Navy, The Polish …

HMLCT (Mark 4) 980 was one of over 700 similar vessels that saw action on the Normandy beaches in June, 1944 and again at Walcheren in Holland in Nov, 1944. This account, by …

From the first uncomplicated British Mk 1 ramped sea-going barge, the LCT at transformed into a versatile, well proven mini-warship by 1945. Unlike so many of their wartime landing craft …