Navy | The Royal Navy |
Type | Landing Craft Tank |
Class | LCT (Mk 4) |
Pennant | LCT 1005 |
Built by | Fairfield Mabey Bridge (Chepstow, Wales, U.K.) |
Ordered | 1943 |
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History |
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Notable events involving LCT 1005 include:
1 Nov 1944
Took part in Operation Infatuate II (the landing at Westkapelle, Netherlands) as Loading Table Index Number (LTIN) 4 carrying assault team Apple (3 Sherman Crabs and 2 Churchill AVREs), an armoured bulldozer and commandos.
Landed on Westkapelle beach and all tanks got off, though the bulldozer refused to start. The tanks, though, all bogged on the beach almost immediately bulldozer returned to Ostend with the LCT. (1)
Sources
- Personal communication