2. Seabees and Their Ships

LST-47 NMCB-74

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36 men were formed as Detail Juliett and participated in the only amphibious landing made by NMCB-74. On 13Feb71 the men, unsupported by any friendly forces, landed at Mui Dinh. Immediately after landing from the LST, defensive positions were established as bulldozers coming off the LST formed a sand berm for the Seabees immediate protection<br /> Photo from NMCB-74 Cruise Book
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36 men were formed as Detail Juliett and participated in the only amphibious landing made by NMCB-74. On 13Feb71 the men, unsupported by any friendly forces, landed at Mui Dinh. Immediately after landing from the LST, defensive positions were established as bulldozers coming off the LST formed a sand berm for the Seabees immediate protection
Photo from NMCB-74 Cruise Book

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  • 36 men were formed as Detail Juliett and participated in the only amphibious landing made by NMCB-74. On 13Feb71 the men, unsupported by any friendly forces, landed at Mui Dinh. Immediately after landing from the LST, defensive positions were established as bulldozers coming off the LST formed a sand berm for the Seabees immediate protection<br /> Photo from NMCB-74 Cruise Book
  • Photo from NMCB-74 Cruise Book
  • "Omaha Beach" 1944...LST 47 with USS LST's 49, 72, 311,312, 373, 51? and HMS LST's 320, 321, and 324<br /> Photo from NavSource.org
  • D-Day 1944<br /> Photo from NavSource.org
  • LST-47 unloading German Prisoners in England-1944<br /> Photo from NavSource.org
  • Cavite, Phillipine Islands 26March 1991. An inglorius end to a noble ship that served her country well.<br /> Photo from NavSource.org
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