LST Taking Marines to Inchon Korea Looking Forward from the superstructure of our LST {land ship tank}. This LST was a ship that had been sold or given or whatever to the Japanese. I have no idea what the number or name was. The crew was all Japanese. We had no contact with them, we ate our C-rations they had their fish heads & rice. This ship was about 250ft long. The bow opened up and a ramp is dropped for loading and unloading. There is a ramp in side so vehicles can be driven to the top deck. August 1950 ----- Oliver R Smith orlesmith@lasercom. net Links Back To Air Force Photographs Back To Marine Photographs Back to Biography of Oliver Smith LINKS BACK TO JUSTIN ORAL HISTORY CENTER BACK TO JUSTIN ORAL HISTORY MARINE PHOTOGRAPHS PAGE JAMES F. JUSTIN CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS MUSEUM For links and documents on CCC Please Share your Stories! E-mail me to share or discuss or with any questions!
LST Taking Marines to Inchon Korea
Looking Forward from the superstructure of our LST {land ship tank}. This LST was a ship that had been sold or given or whatever to the Japanese. I have no idea what the number or name was. The crew was all Japanese. We had no contact with them, we ate our C-rations they had their fish heads & rice. This ship was about 250ft long. The bow opened up and a ramp is dropped for loading and unloading. There is a ramp in side so vehicles can be driven to the top deck.
August 1950
----- Oliver R Smith
orlesmith@lasercom. net
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JAMES F. JUSTIN CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS MUSEUM For links and documents on CCC
Please Share your Stories! E-mail me to share or discuss or with any questions!