Painting showing the assembly line for LCTs at Mare Island Navy Yard circa October 1942. The only LCT identifible is LCT-173. She was a MK5 manufactured by Quincy Barge Builders, Quincy, MA. and transported via rail to Mare Island for assembly. Her keel was laid 20 October 1942 and she was launched and placed in service 5 November 1942.

US National Archives Identifier 205586456 Local ID 26-G-4426, US Coast Guard photo # 4426. USS LSM-84, LCT (6)-1415 and LCT (6)-1386 along with five LCVPs at Yellow Beach, Okinawa, 3 April 1945. The two LCTs are just visible beached at the left edge of the photo.

The Landing Craft, Tank (LCT) (or tank landing craft, TLC) [1] [2] was an amphibious assault craft for landing tanks on beachheads. They were initially developed by the Royal Navy and later by the United States Navy during World War II in a series of versions.

2004年6月27日 · The Official home page of the LCT flotillas of world war II .History, photos, personal accounts and reunion news.

Coming soon are some photos from inside the D-Day Museum. LCT 7074 is a 59-metre long ‘Landing Craft, Tank’ (LCT) that carried 10 tanks to Normandy for D-Day. The tanks belonged …

Series of photos showing loading of LCT (6)-827 aboard USS LST-529 for transportation to England in preparation for the Invasion of Normandy, date and location unknown. LCT (6)-827 landing equipment during a practice landing near Mondragone, Italy, 31 July 1944, in preparation for the invasion of southern France.

Click on "LCT-##" for link to page with specifications, history, photographs (where available). All U.S. Navy Landing Craft of World War II, listed by type and class, with descriptions and links to individual pages.

US National Archives photo from the USS Landing Craft Infantry National Association 2006 calendar. LCT (6)-642 (left) and LCT (6)-637 (right) at Omaha Beach, having crated cargo unloaded by a portable crane, 9 June 1944 or later.

2015年7月22日 · the official home page of the lct flotillas of world war ii .history, photos, personal accounts and reunion news.

2009年5月13日 · An American LCT (Landing Craft Tank) lands at Utah Beach full of troops during the D-Day invasion of Normandy, June 6th 1944. Started in 2005 by a passionate history enthusiast who went by the handle "Karbine", War in Photos has evolved into a modern hub for war photography.