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Okręt wsparcia ogniowego desantu – okręt artyleryjski, zbudowany zwykle na kadłubie okrętu desantowego, przeznaczony do zwalczania sił i środków obrony przeciwdesantowej przeciwnika w rejonie lądowania desantu morskiego.
, The Landing Craft Gun (LCG) was a landing … The Landing Craft Gun (LCG) was a landing craft used extensively in World War II, present for both the Normandy landings (Operation Neptune), on D Day and also the invasion of Allied invasion of Sicily-Salerno-Anzio. Its primary purpose was to provide direct fire against beach positions and surface attack for first-echelon landing waves. The LCG was then typically beached to become a stationary gun platform. The craft was developed from the Landing Craft Tank (LCT) vessel, derived from a prototype designed by John Thornycroft Ltd. of Woolston, Hampshire, in the UK. In addition to the 20mm Oerlikon armament of a normal LCT, each LCG (Medium) had two British Army 25-pounder gun-howitzers in armoured mountings, while both LCG(L) 3 and LCG(L) had two BL 4.7-inch (120 mm) naval guns. The operation of the craft was the responsibility of Royal Navy crew and the guns were operated by Royal Marines. During the war, the craft was manufactured throughout the United Kingdom in places as various as small boatyards and furniture manufacturers. LCGs played a very important part in the Walcheren operations in October 1944. the Walcheren operations in October 1944.
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The Landing Craft Gun (LCG) was a landing … The Landing Craft Gun (LCG) was a landing craft used extensively in World War II, present for both the Normandy landings (Operation Neptune), on D Day and also the invasion of Allied invasion of Sicily-Salerno-Anzio. Its primary purpose was to provide direct fire against beach positions and surface attack for first-echelon landing waves. The LCG was then typically beached to become a stationary gun platform. The craft was developed from the Landing Craft Tank (LCT) vessel, derived from a prototype designed by John Thornycroft Ltd. of Woolston, Hampshire, in the UK.ft Ltd. of Woolston, Hampshire, in the UK.
, Okręt wsparcia ogniowego desantu – okręt artyleryjski, zbudowany zwykle na kadłubie okrętu desantowego, przeznaczony do zwalczania sił i środków obrony przeciwdesantowej przeciwnika w rejonie lądowania desantu morskiego.
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