Landing craft in use as River cruise. LCT? LCG? LCS?

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20-08-18, 22:55

Alex van de Wetering Alex van de Wetering is offline

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Attached is a picture of Winston before being stretched and still under the old name "Victoria Regia". Also attached is an IWM picture of an LCG (M) and an LCS (L)....as a Rocket ship. I actually think the LCG (M) and LCS (L) might have used the same hull, but I haven't found any measurements or info to confirm this.

An LCSR survives as a house boat in Stockholm, by the way!

source for the Victoria Regia picture: http://www.debinnenvaart.nl/binnenva...tekst=feenstra
IWM pictures: https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections

Alex

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