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A storm causes heavy damages and tides flood areas in East Coast of the United States.
Damage caused by a storm on the East Coast of the United States. Tides flood areas in New York City. The storm causes damages at Eastern Seaboard New Jersey to Maine. A view of the flooded area. Elderly civilians are rescued in boats. Streets on the shoreline filled with debris. Shops flooded with water. Damaged houses in view. Automobiles buried in water on the streets. A man runs behind a goose. Ruins and rubble in view.
Various types of ships and landing craft used for transportation of troops and equipment to a foreign land, United States.
A training film outlining the capabilities of various types of ships and landing craft employed in transportation of U.S. troops. Troop Commander with officers discusses over charts the landing of troops. U.S. Amphibious Force Flagship or AGC (Amphibious Command Ship) equipped with special communication facilities, AGC underway at sea. APA (Attack Transport), AKA (Attack Cargo Ship), LSD (Dock Landing Ship), APD (High Speed Transport), LST (Tank Landing Ship), and LSM (Medium Landing Ship) underway at sea. Various types of Landing Craft for transporting troops and equipment includes LCU (Utility Landing Craft), LCM-6 (Landing Craft, Mechanized Mark-6). Troops aboard LCVP (Landing Craft, Vehicle, Personnel), LCPR (Landing Craft Personnel Ramp), and LCPL (Landing Craft Personnel Large).
Various types of U.S. amphibious vehicles and control ships for transportation of troops and equipment to a foreign land.
Capabilities of various types of amphibious vehicles and control ships employed in transportation of U.S. troops. LVT 3-C (Landing Vehicle Craft Mark-3) underway at sea. LVTP-5 (Landing Vehicle Tracked Personnel Mark-5) on beachhead. LVT A-5 (Landing Vehicle Tracked Mark-5) on beach, equipped with howitzer. DUKW (six-wheel drive amphibious truck) underway at sea. Various types of control ships include DEC (Control Escort Vessel), PCEC (Patrol Craft Escort Communication ship),
Capabilities of U.S. AGC (Amphibious Command Ship), APA (Attack Transport Personnel), and AKA (Attack Cargo Ship).
Capabilities of various U.S. ships employed for transportation of troops and vehicles. U.S. Amphibious Force Flagship or AGC (Amphibious Command Ship) underway at sea. View of Joint Operations Center and Joint Communication centers aboard AGC. APA (Attack Transport Personnel) ship underway at sea. Troops move down a cargo net from APA onto a landing craft. Hospital Class APA ship underway at sea. AKA (Attack Cargo Ship) underway at sea. LCMs (Landing Crafts Mechanized) on deck of AKA. AKA at harbor.
A helicopter lands on deck of LSD (Dock Landing Ship) in United States.
Capabilities of U.S. LSD for transportation of troops and vehicles. LSD (Dock Landing Ship) underway at sea. It is primarily used for discharge of landing crafts. Troops aboard LSD. Two cranes on deck of ship. A helicopter lands on deck of the ship. Truck hoisted on deck of the ship.
Equipment being hoisted aboard a APD (High Speed Transport ship) while underway at sea in United States.
Capabilities of U.S. APD for transportation of troops and vehicles. APD underway at sea. Equipment hoisted on deck of ship. Officer briefs troops aboard the ship. APD underway and shoreline in background.