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Landing Craft Support(Large)(Mark 3) LCS(L)(3)
Landing Ship Support Large (LSSL)
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One hundred thirty LCS(L)(3)s were built during World War II. They were developed by the George Lawley Company, Neponset, Mass and produced there and by Albina Engine and Machine Works, and Comercial Iron Works, Portland Oregon. LCS(L)(3)s served only in the Pacific campaign. In 1949 LCS(L)(3)s remaining in the US Navy's inventory were redesignated Landing Ship Support Large (LSSL). Fifty-three LSSLs were transferred to the Japan Maritime Self-defense Force in 1952 and numerous others were transferred to allied nations.
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LCS(L)(3) Photo Index
LCS(L)(3)-1 / LSSL-1
LCS(L)(3)-2 / LSSL-2
LCS(L)(3)-3 / LSSL-3
LCS(L)(3)-4 / LSSL-4
LCS(L)(3)-5
LCS(L)(3)-6 / LSSL-6
LCS(L)(3)-7
LCS(L)(3)-8
LCS(L)(3)-9 / LSSL-9
LCS(L)(3)-10 / LSSL-10
LCS(L)(3)-11 / LSSL-11
LCS(L)(3)-12 / LSSL-12
LCS(L)(3)-13 / LSSL-13
LCS(L)(3)-14 / LSSL-14
LCS(L)(3)-15
LCS(L)(3)-16 / LSSL-16
LCS(L)(3)-17 / LSSL-17
LCS(L)(3)-18 / LSSL-18
LCS(L)(3)-19 / LSSL-19
LCS(L)(3)-20 / LSSL-20
LCS(L)(3)-21 / LSSL-21
LCS(L)(3)-22 / LSSL-22
LCS(L)(3)-23 / LSSL-23
LCS(L)(3)-24 / LSSL-24
LCS(L)(3)-25 / LSSL-25
LCS(L)(3)-26
LCS(L)(3)-27 / LSSL-27
LCS(L)(3)-28 / LSSL-28
LCS(L)(3)-29 / LSSL-29
LCS(L)(3)-30 / LSSL-30
LCS(L)(3)-31
LCS(L)(3)-32 / LSSL-32
LCS(L)(3)-33
LCS(L)(3)-34 / LSSL-34
LCS(L)(3)-35 / LSSL-35
LCS(L)(3)-36 / LSSL-36
LCS(L)(3)-37
LCS(L)(3)-38 / LSSL-38
LCS(L)(3)-39
LCS(L)(3)-40
LCS(L)(3)-41
LCS(L)(3)-42
LCS(L)(3)-43
LCS(L)(3)-44
LCS(L)(3)-45
LCS(L)(3)-46
LCS(L)(3)-47
LCS(L)(3)-48
LCS(L)(3)-49
LCS(L)(3)-50
LCS(L)(3)-51
LCS(L)(3)-52 / LSSL-52
LCS(L)(3)-53 / LSSL-53
LCS(L)(3)-54 / LSSL-54
LCS(L)(3)-55 / LSSL-55
LCS(L)(3)-56 / LSSL-56
LCS(L)(3)-57 / LSSL-57
LCS(L)(3)-58 / LSSL-58
LCS(L)(3)-59 / LSSL-59
LCS(L)(3)-60 / LSSL-60
LCS(L)(3)-61 / LSSL-61
LCS(L)(3)-62 / LSSL-62
LCS(L)(3)-63 / LSSL-63
LCS(L)(3)-64 / LSSL-64
LCS(L)(3)-65 / LSSL-65
LCS(L)(3)-66
LCS(L)(3)-67 / LSSL-67
LCS(L)(3)-68 / LSSL-68
LCS(L)(3)-69 / LSSL-69
LCS(L)(3)-70 / LSSL-70
LCS(L)(3)-71 / LSSL-71
LCS(L)(3)-72 / LSSL-72
LCS(L)(3)-73 / LSSL-73
LCS(L)(3)-74 / LSSL-74
LCS(L)(3)-75 / LSSL-75
LCS(L)(3)-76 / LSSL-76
LCS(L)(3)-77 / LSSL-77
LCS(L)(3)-78 / LSSL-78
LCS(L)(3)-79 / LSSL-79
LCS(L)(3)-80 / LSSL-80
LCS(L)(3)-81 / LSSL-81
LCS(L)(3)-82 / LSSL-82
LCS(L)(3)-83 / LSSL-83
LCS(L)(3)-84 / LSSL-84
LCS(L)(3)-85 / LSSL-85
LCS(L)(3)-86 / LSSL-86
LCS(L)(3)-87 / LSSL-87
LCS(L)(3)-88 / LSSL-88
LCS(L)(3)-89 / LSSL-89
LCS(L)(3)-90 / LSSL-90
LCS(L)(3)-91 / LSSL-91
LCS(L)(3)-92 / LSSL-92
LCS(L)(3)-93 / LSSL-93
LCS(L)(3)-94 / LSSL-94
LCS(L)(3)-95 / LSSL-95
LCS(L)(3)-96 / LSSL-96
LCS(L)(3)-97 / LSSL-97
LCS(L)(3)-98 / LSSL-98
LCS(L)(3)-99 / LSSL-99
LCS(L)(3)-100 / LSSL-100
LCS(L)(3)-101 / LSSL-101
LCS(L)(3)-102 / LSSL-102
LCS(L)(3)-103 / LSSL-103
LCS(L)(3)-104 / LSSL-104
LCS(L)(3)-105 / LSSL-105
LCS(L)(3)-106 / LSSL-106
LCS(L)(3)-107 / LSSL-107
LCS(L)(3)-108 / LSSL-108
LCS(L)(3)-109 / LSSL-109
LCS(L)(3)-110 / LSSL-110
LCS(L)(3)-111 / LSSL-111
LCS(L)(3)-112 / LSSL-112
LCS(L)(3)-113 / LSSL-113
LCS(L)(3)-114 / LSSL-114
LCS(L)(3)-115 / LSSL-115
LCS(L)(3)-116 / LSSL-116
LCS(L)(3)-117 / LSSL-117
LCS(L)(3)-118 / LSSL-118
LCS(L)(3)-119 / LSSL-119
LCS(L)(3)-120 / LSSL-120
LCS(L)(3)-121 / LSSL-121
LCS(L)(3)-122 / LSSL-122
LCS(L)(3)-123
LCS(L)(3)-124 / LSSL-124
LCS(L)(3)-125 / LSSL-125
LCS(L)(3)-126 / LSSL-126
LCS(L)(3)-127
LCS(L)(3)-128 / LSSL-128
LCS(L)(3)-129 / LSSL-129
LCS(L)(3)-130 / LSSL-130
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