Following World War II USS LCI(G)-454 was reconfigured as Landing Craft Infantry (Large) LCI(L), 7 October 1945 at Pearl Harbor, and performed additional duties in the Philippines …

USS LCI 454 Officer Matrix Commissioning Crew: 3 Officers, 24 Enlisted JAMES MARZANO #162269 Commanding 2 SEP 1943 to 1 NOV 1944 SAMUEL KARP #265110 Executive Off. 2 …

USS LCI(G)-454 USS LCI(M)-756 USS LCI(G)-542 USS LCI(G)-464 USS LCI(G)-528 ... Photo from the USS Landing Craft Infantry National Association 2004 Calendar, courtesy Max …

LCI(G) -- Landing Craft, Infantry (Gunboat) Click on "LCI(G)-##" for link to page with specifications, history, photographs (where available). Displacement: 387 tons (full load)

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This is a list of Landing Craft Infantry (LCIs) built by the United States Navy. ^ a b c Operation Crossroads 1946 (PDF) (Report). Defense Nuclear Agency. Colton, Tim (4 May 2015). …

The Landing Craft, Infantry (Large), or LCI (L), was originally going to be designated the APY, a variant in the AP/APA/APc family: the Y came from the British, who referred to their small …

By Jeff Veesenmeyer The actions on W-Day 21 July 1944 during the initial assault landings on Agat Beach, Guam. The mission of this vessel, and of LCI(G) Division Fifteen, was [ …

The Landing Craft, Infantry (Large) – LCI (L) – was a large beaching craft intended to transport and deliver fighting troops, typically a company of infantry or marines, to a hostile shore once a …