M4A3 (76) W being driven off a landing craft LCM-6 (Landing Craft Mechanized) to the shore after crossing the Rhine River.
landing craft mechanized (LCM) vessels carry vehicles to the amphibious dock landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43) before the ship's departure from Moorehead City, N.C., March 13, 2010 [2100×1500]
An LCM (Landing Craft Mechanized) loaded with troops shoves off from the troop transport and heads toward the shore at Iwo Jima, Mar 6, 1945.
landing craft mechanized (LCM) vessels carry vehicles to the amphibious dock landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43) before the ship's departure from Moorehead City, N.C., March 13, 2010 [2100×1500]
[Warship] landing craft mechanized (LCM) vessels carry vehicles to the amphibious dock landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43) before the ship's departure from Moorehead City, N.C., March 13, 2010 [2100×1500]
A USN LSM(R) -Landing Ship Medium (Rocket)- fires a rocket salvo on a beach target in the Pacific. In addition also had a single Mark 12 5"/38 (127 mm) gun turret.Not to confuse with the similar Bristis vessels known as Landing Craft Tank (Rocket) or LCT(R) popular in D-Day images. (1550x1246)
Here is a concept I came up with. Mechanized zipline pulley...more information for how to craft and how it could be implemented!
How do you make mechanized landing gear/ramps that stop moving when they reach the planet's surface (instead of exploding ;-)?
Curious about various approaches to this problem. Seems like you can "tune" the forces in the pistons/rotors, but this would have to be redone every time the ship's/cargo's weight (ergo, gravity) changes. Are there sensor or mechanism based approaches to solve this? Can scripts determine altitude relative to the local terrain? What about building some kind of suspension?
Zubr is by far the coolest landing craft ever [1200x905]
U.S. Marine landing craft heading for Eniwetok Atoll on 19 February 1944. The Marines would suffer over 1,000 casualties while the 3,500 garrison of Japanese Marines would be nearly wiped out in the week long battle.
US landing craft at Leyte, Nov 1944.
Does anyone have u/sharpie1k’s Sentinel landing craft instructions?
13th July 1944: Two American orderlies escort a German soldier, wounded and captured at Normandy during World War II, from the landing craft at a southern English port.
A USN LSM(R) -Landing Ship Medium (Rocket)- fires a rocket salvo on a beach target in the Pacific. In addition also had a single Mark 12 5"/38 (127 mm) gun turret.Not to confuse with the similar Bristis vessels known as Landing Craft Tank (Rocket) or LCT(R) popular in D-Day images.
Japanese personnel disembarking to board landing craft.
U.S. Army medical soldiers administering a plasma transfusion to a survivor of a landing craft sunk somewhere off the coast of northern France. June 1944.
When you meet your landing craft's more colorful sister
Soldiers of the 96th Engineer Battalion filling sandbags used to form ramps for unloading supplies and equipment from landing craft in New Guinea 1942.
"Plasma on the Beach" - US Army medical personnel just a few feet from the surf, are here administering a plasma transfusion to a survivor of a landing craft sunk somewhere off the coast of northern France. Fifth Engineer Special Brigade.
With how obsessed I've been over Sentient gear lately, I'm reminded of an old Loadout addition I've wanted for quite some time: Landing Craft.
If you're like me, and really get into faction skins, then you probably have designated loadouts for each.
Now take the Sentient Scimitar. Something I never use due to my excessive conditioning to just using the Liset Prime because changing a bunch takes effort (we all a bit lazy). And I'd really like to use it with Sentient frames/skins. It just looks right.
I think it would be awesome if it were possible to have Landing craft Selections (and perhaps other vehicles) be loadout hot swappable, enabling variety however you'd like.
A Crusader I tank emerges from the tank landing craft TLC-124, 26 April 1942
[spoiler] the landing craft
If you already read this ignore it this got taken down. When we became the drifter in the new war we saw the massive thing that holds the foundry and everything else. I never realized that the landing craft and the orbiter weren’t the same thing. Somehow I thought that everything fit in there but obviously not. Please tell me that I am not the only one who didn’t realize that. Also I think it is super cool that they gave us the option to keep the drifters camp as a base. I just wish I could switch ordis back to before new war state.
Just WHEN are you going to fix the landing craft graphics issue, three HQ updates behind, update after update passes, we get tumbleweed and silence, sort it out SC.
LCIs (Landing Craft Infantry) massed at Bizerte, Tunisia, 6 July 1943 while loading troops for the invasion of Sicily.
Marines and their landing craft on Bougainville beach, 1943.
Far-Flung Feint by Chip Beck. An LCAC (Landing Craft, Air Cushion) is deployed from USS Gunston Hall in the northern Gulf two days before the ground war begins.
This and the plexus in my landing craft have gone from green to blue, and nothing I do changes the colour, can anyone help? I might just be looking at the wrong settings
Lest We Forget- 77 years ago today: Apprehensive GIs load onto a British landing craft for the invasion of Normandy. D-Day 1944.(US National Archives original color photo) [396x500]
The island of Iwo Jima is going through a geological phenomenon so it's rising by 10cm every month. Due to this phenomenon, once submerged landing crafts from WWII have resurfaced
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American Soldiers in tense calm as their Landing Craft (LCI) approaches to the French shores, June 1944. The GIs are wearing their life vests in preparation for the landing.
French sailor marshalling a Fast Amphibious Landing Craft at the stern of Mistral-class LHD Tonnerre, May 2021. [1000×666]
An American soldier of the 3rd Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment, 1st Inf. Div., takes a "breather" after storming ashore from a landing craft, Collville-Sur-Mer, at Omaha Beach, Normandy, France. 6/6/1944
Whenever I see a different angle from the landing craft, I dream of more depth and details in-game. Even a mini-game with these ships would be cool. Maybe we could even see the orbiter from the outside.
Should I upgrade my landing crafts to LVL 15?
Hi, I’m currently HQ 15 and I have LVL 14 landing crafts. I’m using Smokey warriors for offence and LVL 15 landing crafts only give you one more riflemen. Should I still upgrade them so I have maxed offence or focus on my gunboat?
I'm looking for the imperial landing craft 2018 from a legit site would anyone know where I can find it plz and thank you
American soldiers of the 165th Infantry Regiment advancing in the shallows to the island of Makin after descending from landing craft. Kiribati, 20th November 1943
Two US Marines crawling into position on a Saipan beach after their landing craft was hit by a Japanese mortar, 15 June 1944; note LVT(A)-4 Water Buffalo in background.
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