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LST at Iwo-Jima
   Crew
photo.jpg
   Captsisp.jpg 
   LST
Captains Inspection
   Monument
   westloc1.jpg 
   westloc2.jpg
   AVP
   1    
   LCVP
Construction
   LCVP
Completed   
   FIVE LST's    
   
   JE Herbert  
     
   
   LST
   Benghazi wrecked    
   
   LST 2
    
   
   LST 3   
   
   LST
   4  
   
   LST
   6 sunk by mine   
   
   LST 08   
   
   LST 08-2   
   
   LST
16   
   LST 18
& 202 
   LST
19
   LST
   19-1  
   LST
   21 in France   
   LST
21-a, D-day
   LST
21-b, D-day
   LST
21-c, D-day
   LST
31 Okinawa July 1945   
   LST 31
Officers   
   LST
32.JPG
   LST 32
Launching a craft
   LST 35   
   LST
44   
   LST 44
crew   
   LST
45 
   LST
45b
   LST
46   
   LST
47   
   LST 51   
   
   LST 51
Officers   
   
   LST
52   
   LST 53   
   LST
   55b   
LST 59  NEW
   LST
60
   LST 72.
jpg-Philippines, 1945. Charles R
Tefrey on left 
   LST
72.crew photo
   LST 73 dry dock   
   LST 73 piper  
   LST 77   
   
   LST 77b  
LST 77c Some 
of the Crew NEW 
   
   LST
118a Japan November 1945
   LST
119 October 1945, Santa Barbara, CA.
during filming of "Gallant Bess" 
   LST
120   
   LST
124   
   LST 125   
   LST 127   
   LST
130   
   LST 130 Crew   
   LST 130 Officers
 
   
   LST
131   
   LST
133 With German Acoustic Mine damage
   
   LST 134 
LST 138-a   
   
   LST 138-b 
   
LST 138c   
   LST 140   
   
   LST 166
    
   
   LST
168.jpg-Philippines 1945
   LST
172   
   LST
173.jpg-Anzio, 1944
   LST 175
   beached  
   LST
   175 unloading  
   LST 177
    
   LST 177-3   
   LST 178   
   LST 181   
   LST 197   
   LST 197b   
   LST
   201   
   LST
205a
   LST
205-1   
   LST
205-2   
   LST
205-3   
   LST 205b
crew members
   LST
205c
   LST
208   
   LST
208 hit by another ship
   LST 210   
   LST
211   
   LST
211b   
   LST
211c   
   LST
223a 
   LST
223b
   LST
   224  
   LST
   225   
   LST 241
    
   LST
   241 in convoy   
   LST 244   
   LST
   258  
   LST 262
    
   LST 263   
   LST
265   
   LST 265
Italy   
   LST 267
    
   LST
   270  
   LST
272   
   LST 272
on reef   
   LST 279.jpg
   LST 281
    
   
   LST 282
Shakedown Cruise, Miss. River, 1943
   
   LST 282
Utah Beach, Normandy France, 1944
   
   LST 282
Unloading at Omaha Beach, 1944
   
   LST 282
Sunk by German Glider Bomb, 1944
   LST
286   
   LST
293 crew   
   LST 311   
   LST
316
   LST 325 at
Normandy   
   LST 325
    
   
   LST
325   
   LST 325-1   
   LST 328   
   LST
333   
   LST 334
    
   LST
344.JPG-Malta, 1953
   LST 344-1   
   
   LST 345   
   
   LST
   345a   
   
   LST 345d   
   
   LST
   345e   
   LST 347   
   LST
349 Breaking up on the rocks, Italy
   
   LST
349 Underwater photos  
   LST
350   
   LST 351   
   LST356.jpg
   
   LST356b.jpg
   
   LST356c.jpg
   
   LST
371   
   LST
371-2   
   LST 371 black
gang  
   LST 371 Swet   
   LST
373   
   LST 373 D-Day   
   
   LST 378
on French beach   
   
   LST
   379   
   
   LST 380 crew
    
   
   LST
383 
   LST
383b
   LST 387    
   
   LST
388   
   LST
388-2   
   LST
389
   LST
391
   LST 392
    
   LST 419   
   LST 446 #2 at
Green Island, Circa 1944
   LST
446
   LST 446 Crew Member
   David Baird  
   LSTUNL    
   
   LST
447   
   LST 447 hit
    
   
   LST
447-2   
   LST 450
crew 
   LST
450 officers 
   LST
454
   LST
   456  
   LST 463.jpg
   LST 463b.jpg
   LST 463c.jpg
   LST
   465 Full Dress   
   LST
465   
   LST 465
b   
   LST 466
Crew Photo (CO LT Joseph P.
Witherspoon circled)
   LST 476   
   LST 478a at
Mare Island, CA 1945
   LST 478b at
Mare Island, CA 1945
   LST 479   
   LST 481 circa
1944, South Pacific
   LST481
   
   LST 482
    
   
   LST 504
   LST
505   
   LST
   505 @ Shanhai   
   LST 506
June 1944  
   LST
508
   LST 509
   
LST 509a NEW
LST 509b NEW
LST 509c NEW
LST 509d NEW    
   LST 510    
   
   LST
512   
   LST
512a
   LST
512b
   LST
512c
   LST
512d prior to Normandy
landing
   LST
512e folding mast to fit under
bridge
   LST
512f folding mast to fit under
bridge
   LST
   515   
   LST
516_1.JPG
   LST
516
   LST
516-1   
   LST
516n   
   LST 516
b   
   LST
517   
   LST 519.JPG
   
   LST
519a 
   LST
519b 
   LST
519c
   LST 519d   
   
   LST 527   
   
   LST
529   
   LST 529-b   
   
   LST 529-c   
   
   LST
533   
   LST 535  
   LST
541   
   LST
542   
   LST 543   
   LST 544  
   LST
551.JPG 
   LST
551doors.JPG 
   LST
554.JPG
   LST 556
    
   
   LST 560   
   LST 564   
   LST 564b   
   LST 570    
   
   LST 510-1    
   
   LST
572   
   LST
572b   
   LST
572c 
 LST 584 NEW Sailor on 
right is Joseph B. Tumpach, grade motor machinest mechanic 
   LST
594
   LST
596a   
   LST
596b   
   LST
596c   
   LST
597-1   
   LST
597-2   
   LST
598   
   LST
600~2.JPG 
   LST
600~3.JPG
   LST
601med   
   LST
601monte   
   LST
601naples   
   LST
603.jpg 
   LST
608~1.jpg 
   LST
608~2.jpg
   LST
610 @ Subic Bay   
   
   LST 614-1   
   
   LST 614-4   
   
   LST
623-751   
   LST
623unloading   
   LST 628 jan
45.jpg
   LST
635-03.gif
   LST 635 Launch   
   LST
635-04.JPG
   LST 642    
   
   LST 646
1944  
   LST 646
Iwojima, 1945  
   LST 651 at
Okinawa, April 1945
   LST
651   
   LST 654
    
   LST 658 
LST 658b  NEW   
   LST
659   
   LST
659 crew   
   LST 660   
   LST 669   
   LST
   671  
   LST
679   
   LST 682 circa
1945
   LST 683   
   LST 688  
   LST
689
   LST
690   
   LST 690 in
Pacific  
   LST 690
dockside   
   LST
692 
   LST
693
   LST 697 in
Lingayen Golf, Philippines, Nov 1945
   
   LST 697
under Golden Gate Bridge 
   
   LST 697 and
584
   LST 706
    
   LST 706b
    
   LST
709   
   LST 711 on
the beach at Tarakan, Dutch East
Indies. May 1945 
   LST
712   
   LST
712a   
   LST
712b
   LST 713   
   LST
715
LST 716  NEW  
   LST
717   
   LST 718a   
   LST 718b   
   LST
719 crew   
   LST
719-1    
   
   LST
719-3   
   LST
719 Leyte   
   LST 720 crew
    
   
   LST 720 officers   
   LST 720 Leyte  
   LST
727   
   LST741-1b.jpg
   
   LST741-2b.JPG
   
   LST 745
    
   
   LST 758   
   
   LST 762
Korea   
   LST 783   
   LST
791 @ San Fransisco  
   
   LST 795 at
Okinawa, May 1945
   LST 795   
   LST 799   
   LST
806
   LST
807   
   LST
809 
   LST
812   
   LST 813  
   LST 815
    
   LST 816   
   LST 817c
    
   LST 817d
    
   LST
819.JPG 
   LST
821
   LST
823   
   LST 824   
   LST
825 
   LST
825.JPG - under sail . Picture of 40 man army
tent the Hickman County Hoisted when the engines
failed.1968.
   LST
827   
   LST 827-1   
   LST 827-2   
   LST
835 convoy   
   LST
835 crew   
   LST 835b  
   LST
835   
   LST
838.jpg
   LST 839   
   LST
840 
   LST
840b
   LST 840-560   
   LST
842   
   LST 843   
   
   LST
845   
   LST
845b   
   LST
846.JPG
   LST 847   
   LST
848
   LST
854   
   LST 854
b   
   LST
854c   
   LST 854
d   
   LST 854
e    
   LST 861   
LST 862  NEW 
   LST
865
LST 866a  NEW 
   LST
   872  
   LST 873   
 LST 877
Okinawa 
   LST
808 Sinking
   LST
878.JPG 
   LST 883 at
Taeyonpyong, Korea 1952
   LST 883b at
Inchon, Korea 1951
   LST
885   
   LST
885-1   
   LST
885-2
LST 884a
Launching NEW   
LST 884b
On fire NEW   
   LST
886 
   LST
887a 
LST 887 
Inchon, Korea NEW 
LST 887b  NEW
   LST
898.JPG
   LST 890
crew   
   LST 890
launch   
   LST 898   
   LST 899   
   LST 902   
   LST 902B   
   LST
905   
   LST 905-Mekong
    
   
   
   LST
   905c  
   
   LST
908
   LST
908 at Okinawa unloading troops
   
   LST
908 at Subic bay, 1945 
   
   LST
908 being launched, 1944 
   
   LST 909
in 1944   
   LST 909
return   
   LST
912   
   LST 912
Crew   
   LST 912 Guy
Ranck   
 LST 914  NEW
   LST 917   
   LST
919
   LST
919 China, 1945, officers and crew
  
   LST 919 and
922 Leyte-Philippines  
   
   LST 920
    
   LST
924 
   Shanghai, 1946
   LST 926a   
   LST 926b   
   LST
930a   
   LST
930b   
   LST
930c   
   LST
932   
   LST 933-a   
   
   LST 933-b   
   
   LST
934 
 LST 943  NEW  
   LST
944 
   LST
944b   
   LST 955
    
   LST 958 at
Okinawa, April 1945
   LST
968   
   LST 973   
   LST 973B   
   LST 978.jpg
   LST 978-2   
   LST 979   
   LST 982
Normandy   
   LST
983.jpg 
   lst983crew.jpg
   LST 984   
   LST 984B   
   LST
993-1.JPG 
   LST
997~1.JPG
   LST
997   
   LST1000.JPG
   
   LST
1002   
   LST
1008   
   LST 1009
Crew   
   LST
1010
   LST 1010-2   
   LST 1012   
   LST 1015
A   
   LST 1015
French Indo China '45  
   
   LST 1017A   
   LST 1017B   
   LST 1030   
   LST 1030
officers   
   LST
1032
   LST 1032b   
   LST 1033   
   LST
1037   
   LST
1041
   LST 1062    
   LST 1062b   
   
   LST 1066   
   LST 1067a  
LST 1067b  NEW
LST 1068      
   LST
1073 
   LST
1073 
   LST
1076.jpg
   LST1081.jpg 
   LST
1082.jpg 
   LST
1084a
LST 1084b  NEW
LST 1084c  NEW 
LST 1084d  NEW   
   LST
1086 (in Greek Navy)
   LST 1087   
   LST
1088
   LST 1089
crew   
   LST
1090a  
LST 1090b  NEW   
   LST
1097 Days after launch on Ohio
river
   LST
1096 USS St. Clair County
   
   LST
1096a  
LST 1096b 
   
     LST
1097.jpg
   LST
1101   
   LST 1101A
    
   
   LST
   1101B   
   LST
1110 Guadalcanal, 1945 
   
   LST 1120   
   
   LST
1122   
   LST
1122-1   
   LST
1122-2   
   LST
1123   
   LST
1123-2   
   LST
1126
   LST
   1126  
   
   LST
   1126b  
   
   LST
   1126c  
   LST
1128 Launching   
   
   LST 1134   
   
   LST 1138-1   
   
   LST 1138 Korea
 
   
   
   LST
1141a   
   LST 1141
Black Gang  
 LST 1141b NEW 
   LST 1042   
   
   LST
1042b   
   
   LST 1042c
   
   LST 1042d
 
   
   
   LST 1148   
   
   LST 1153   
   
   LST
   1166 AT Naha Okinawa   
   
   LST
1148 USS Sumner County
   
   LST 1148b   
   
   LST 1148c   
   
   LST 1152   
   
   LST
   1152b  
   
   LST1153
LST1153b 
LST1153c
   LST
1154   
   LST
   1154-b   
   LST
1156   
   LST 1157,
(USS Terrell County) circa 1957,
Okinawa 
   LST 1157,
Camp Pendleton, 1956 
   
   LST 1157, jeep
changing decks, 1956 
   
   LST 1157,
helicopter landing 
   LST 1157,
view through bow
   LST
1158   
   
   LST
1159
   LST
1159-1   
   LST
1160   
   LST
1160-2   
   LST
1161a   
   LST
1161b   
   LST 1163   
   LST
1164   
   LST
1164b    
   LST
1165a
LST1165b
   LST 1166   
   LST
1168-1   
   LST
1168-2   
   LST
1169b
   LST 1169 in
Greek Navy   
   LST 1169
off CA coast, 1956
   LST
1170 
 LST
1171  
   LST
1173   
   LST 1177
circa 1965
   LST
1177   
   LST 1173,
   1177, 1178  
   LST 1173, 1177,
   1178 view 2  
   
   LST
1175   
   LST
1176   
   LST
1178   
   LST
1179 Spain, 1987 
   LST
1180,1181   
   LST
1181   
   LST
1181b  
   LST 1183  
   LST 1184
    
LST
   1185   
   
   LST 1188
circa 1977
   LST 1192
Mediterranean 1987
   LST 1191a   
   
   LST 1191b
   LST
1194 
LST
1195 
   
   LST
   1196  
   
   LST 1197  
LST 1198    
   
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 Since 2/28/2000
On May 21, 2005 a monument was unveiled in Seneca, Illinois, dedicated to all
the workers, who built 157 LSTs at the Seneca “Prairie Shipyard” as well as
all those who served on any LST during World War II, Korea, and Viet Nam. The
monument contains seals of the US Navy, the US Coast Guard, the British LST
Association, and the sponsoring organization, the Illinois LST Association. The
monument contains a sculpture of an LST on top of the gray marble center
section. On the two flanking black marble sections are etchings of an LST being
launched, an LST beached and unloading its cargo of tanks, and a woman shipyard
welder. On the sides of the black sections all 157 LSTs constructed at Seneca
are listed The monument stands in Crotty Park in Seneca, on property adjacent to
the old Chicago Bridge and Iron shipyard. Approximately 500 people from all over
the country and Great Britain attended the dedication. After the dedication,
approximately 200 of those in attendance gathered together for a catered lunch.
About 27,000 people worked at the shipyard during World War II. A number of
those and/or their descendants attended the ceremony. They are rightly proud of
their contribution to the war effort, as is the city of Seneca, Illinois, the
home of the “Prairie Shipyard”.
   
   Since 2/28/2000
On May 21, 2005 a monument was unveiled in Seneca, Illinois, dedicated to all
the workers, who built 157 LSTs at the Seneca “Prairie Shipyard” as well as
all those who served on any LST during World War II, Korea, and Viet Nam. The
monument contains seals of the US Navy, the US Coast Guard, the British LST
Association, and the sponsoring organization, the Illinois LST Association. The
monument contains a sculpture of an LST on top of the gray marble center
section. On the two flanking black marble sections are etchings of an LST being
launched, an LST beached and unloading its cargo of tanks, and a woman shipyard
welder. On the sides of the black sections all 157 LSTs constructed at Seneca
are listed The monument stands in Crotty Park in Seneca, on property adjacent to
the old Chicago Bridge and Iron shipyard. Approximately 500 people from all over
the country and Great Britain attended the dedication. After the dedication,
approximately 200 of those in attendance gathered together for a catered lunch.
About 27,000 people worked at the shipyard during World War II. A number of
those and/or their descendants attended the ceremony. They are rightly proud of
their contribution to the war effort, as is the city of Seneca, Illinois, the
home of the “Prairie Shipyard”.
During World War 2 there were 1051
LST's (Landing Ship Tank) built to carry troops and supplies to American and
Allied troops fighting in Europe and the Pacific theaters. When WW2 ended most
of the LST's were scrapped, modified, or given to Navies of other countries.
Some remained in service and saw action in Korea, Viet Nam, and even the Cuban
Blockade.
A few WW2 type LST's remain in
service today, but not in the USA. One goal of the LST Association is to
reacquire an operational LST from one of the foreign countries, restore it, and
put it on display as a memorial to to the sailors who manned these ships and to
those who died serving their country on an LST. For more information click on
"LST Memorial Information!" below.