Schiffer Publishing US Landing Craft of World War II, Volume 2 360121 Display Cases antenna base is accurately reproduced

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Schiffer Publishing US Landing Craft of World War II, Volume 2 360121 Display Cases antenna base is accurately reproducedThis second of two volumes on American landing craft of World War II focuses on the larger LCT, LSM, and LST vessels that transported tanks and heavy equipment to the shores of North Africa and Normandy and throughout the Pacific. The need for massive numbers of landing craft capable of disgorging huge numbers of troops and equipment was predicted by the US Army in 1940. Later, the British army estimated that over 2,000 of such vessels would be