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Wow! Between the superstructure and the hull stretching I'm amazed you spotted the old girl!
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Hello Alex,
Nice photos. It is a Landing Craft Gun(Medium) as you thought. The Landing Craft Gun(Medium) and the Landing Craft Support(Rocket) did use the same hull. Only two of Landing Craft Support(Rocket) were completed. I am not sure if the one in Stockholm is a LCS(R) or a LCG(M). It is marked up as “LCSR 3” for some reason. Regards Danny |
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Next question: which one of the 56 LCG(M)'s completed was it? ![]() http://www.navypedia.org/ships/uk/brit_aws_lcgm1.htm H.
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