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Royal Navy History Commissioned into the Royal Navy as HM LST-361, 16 November 1942 Sailed from New York as part of 1st Flotilla, 27 January 1943, but had to turn back Sailed again, 23 February 1943, for the Mediterranean via Bermuda During World War II HM LST-361 was assigned to the Europe-Africa-Middle East Theater and participated in the following campaigns:
- Sicilian occupation, 9 and 10 July 1943
- Salerno landings, 9 to 21 September 1943 (as per MacDermott, Ships Without Names)
- West Coast of Italy operations - 1944 - Anzio-Nettuno advanced landing, 22 January 1944
- Invasion of Normandy, 6 June 1944
Operated as part of shuttle service between Tilbury, Ostend and Antwerp Paid off and returned to US Navy custody, 7 March 1946
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77k | HM LST-361 and HM LST-324 loading vehicles and equipment at Gosport, England,
preparing for the upcoming Invasion of Normandy. Imperial War Museum War Office Second World War Official Collection, by Knight (Capt), Photo No. © IWM (H 38977). | Mike Green | ||
104k | A Sherman tank of the 13th/18th Hussars, 27th Armored Brigade, reverses aboard HM LST-361 at Gosport, on the southern coast
of England, 1 June 1944. This is part of the final preparations for the Normandy Invasion Imperial War Museum War Office Second World War Official Collection, by Knight (Capt), Photo No. © IWM (H 38976). | Mike Green | ||
24k | HM LST-361 moored, date and location unknown. | Haydn Redfarn for his grandfather Bryan Maloney HM LST-361 |
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