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Landing Craft Tank
LCT-376

Landing Craft Tank (Mark 5): Laid down, 20 October 1942, at Mount Vernon Bridge Co., Mount Vernon, OH.; Launched and Delivered, 27 October 1942; Service, South Pacific Force, Flotilla 5, Group 14, Division 28; Out of service (date unknown); Final Disposition, fate unknown.

Specifications: Displacement 286 short tons; Length 114' 2" (o.a.); Beam 32' 8"; Draft 3'; Design Speed 10kts; Range 700 nautical miles at 7kts; Complement 13; Cargo Capacity 150 short tons; Armament 1 single 20mm AA gun mount, 2 .50 cal. machine guns; Armor 2 1/2" wheelhouse, 2" gun shield; Propulsion 3 Grey Marine Diesels, 3 propellers, Shaft horsepower 675 per shaft.
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LCT-376 81k LCT-376, Rendova Island, 3 October 1943. WWII LCTs Web Site
LCT-376 79k LCT-376 and LCT-139 Solomon Islands, date unknown. WWII LCTs Web Site
LCT-376 94k LCT-376, date and place unknown. WWII LCTs Web Site
View LCT-376 Located at the World War II Landing Craft Tanks Web Site.
Crew Contact And Reunion Information Web Sites
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Additional Resources and Web Sites of Interest
The Official Home Page of the World War II LCT Flotillas
The Tin Armada: Saga of the LCT World War II LCT history

Post WWII History of the LCT/LCU

ACU-1 Command History
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