Landing craft

At MAST Asia 2019, the defense exhibition and conference held last month near Tokyo, Japan, British ship design company BMT and its local partner Mitsui E&S were showcasing the Caimen 90 landing craft, with the newly created JGSDF amphibious brigade in mind.

Russia’s Kalashnikov company, makers of the world-famous AK-47 assault rifle, has begun deliveries of their first transport and amphibious assault boats for Russia’s special forces, the TASS news a…

Damen Landing Crafts combine decades of expertise with COTS solutions to deliver high-quality, cost-effective designs for modern amphibious operations.

The D-Day landings have been recreated in the virtual world by French researchers to allow a new generation to experience the Invasion of Normady using 3D displays and virtual reality headsets.

It's a thoroughbred, it's a workhorse, its a Munson 65. The Munson 65’ Series is available in 18’ beam in both mono hull and catamaran designs. Twin diesels with Hamilton Jets are commonly used.

WW2 era landing craft converted for use in vietnam Now on display at GHQ

The AAL-1971/9.1 Troop Transport, also known as an Atmospheric Assault Lander (AAL), First Order Transporter, or First Order shuttle[9] was an armored troop carrier operated by the First Order designed to ferry up to twenty stormtroopers from orbital vessels to planetary surfaces. The Sienar-Jaemus Army Systems's Atmospheric Assault Lander was a combat-zone rapid-deployment transport designed to ferry twenty stormtroopers into combat in less than thirty seconds. Measuring 17.83 meters in…