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Re: Name that GE.
Author: The Odd Duck
Date: 10-08-2015 - 02:39

Jack S. Wrote:
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> It was probably an LST (Landing Ship Tank). They
> were designed with flat bottoms so they could pull
> up on the beach, open the bow doors and disgorge
> their cargo. Then they could back off under their
> own power or winch themselves back into deep
> water. Seems like they would work in a river as
> well. But, what do I know? I flew airplanes.

I believe you are right. I have seen WWII picture of the LST near the water edge when offloading there cargo.

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