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LCS(L)(3)-92 / LSSL-92


LCS(L)(3)-1 Class Landing Craft Support (Large)(Mark3): Laid down, 30 November 1944, at Commercial Iron Works, Portland OR.; Launched, 22 December 1944; Commissioned USS LCS(L)(3)-92, 8 January 1945; Decommissioned (date unknown); Laid up in the Pacific Reserve Fleet; Reclassified and Renamed Landing Ship Support Large USS LSSL-92, 28 February 1949; Struck from the Naval Register, (date unknown); Final Disposition, sold for scrapping, 16 march 1951, to The Learner Company, Alameda CA, for $10,870.


Specifications: Displacement 250 t (lt), 387 t (fl); Length 158' 6" o.a; Beam 23' 3"; Draft, loaded, 4' 9" fwd, 6' 6" aft; Speed 16.5k max at 650 shaft rpm, 14.5kts at 585 shaft rpm; Armor, 10-lb STS splinter shield to gun mounts, pilot house and conning tower; Complement 6 Officers, 65 Enlisted; Propulsion, 8 GM diesels, 4 per shaft, BHP 1,600, twin variable pitch propellers; Endurance 5,500 miles at 12kts at 45" pitch (350 tons dspl.); Fuel/Stores, 76 tons fuel oil, 10 tons fresh water, 6 tons lubrication oil, 8 tons provisions and stores at full load; Fresh Water Capacity, Distill up to 1,000 gals. per day; Armament; bow gun, one twin 40mm gun mount, additional guns 2 twin 40mms 4 single 20mms, 4 .50 cal MGs, ten MK7 rocket launchers.
Specifications Sources:
Baker, A.D. III. Allied Landing Craft of World War II. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute Press, 1989. 47
Lawley, George & Sons Corporation. Instructions for LCS(L)(3) Class
Lawley, George & Sons Corporation. Original Plans of LCS(L)(3)
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LCS(L)-92/93/94 114k LCS(L)(3)'s-92, 93 and LCS(L)(3)-94, at Commercial Iron Works, Portland OR., January 1945.
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LCS(L)-90 73k LCS(L)(3)-90, 91 and LCS(L)(3)-92, at Yokosuka Japan, fall 1945. National Association of
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John Rooney, Secretary
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Phone 610-935-0902
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Additional Web Sites of Interest
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Additional Resources
Rielly, Robin L. Mighty Midgets at War: The Saga of the LCS(L) Ships from Iwo Jima to Vietnam. Central Point, Oregon: Hellgate Press, 2000. (ISBN 1-55571-522-2)
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