Condock V left this morning carrying the newly raised and soon to be restored DDay veteran Landing craft LCT7074. The restoration will take place at the RN museum in Portsmouth
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Showing posts with label LCT7074. Show all posts
Thursday, 27 November 2014
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
Condock V arrives at Birkenhead to take out the LCT7074
Specialist dock ship Condock V arrived in Birkenhead this morning, She will be taking the LCT7074 to the RN museum at Portsmouth for restoration
She sailing out tomorow (not defo) so hopefully more pics to follow.
UPDATE.....Condock V sailing tomorow (Thursday 27TH) subject to change etc
She sailing out tomorow (not defo) so hopefully more pics to follow.
UPDATE.....Condock V sailing tomorow (Thursday 27TH) subject to change etc
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Friday, 17 October 2014
LCT Landfall 7074 being raised in birkenhead docks this week
The worlds only surviving Landing craft tank that took part in the D-Day landings LCT7074, is this week being raised from its position in Birkenhead docks. She had in effect sank in place for many years. the large mobile crane Lara 1 is doing all the "heavy" lifting along with a lot of air bags.
the vessel will eventually be moved to Portsmouth RN museum were she will be restored for display
since these images were taken she has in fact been raised and now the huge clean up operation can start. will get some more recent images over next few days
the vessel will eventually be moved to Portsmouth RN museum were she will be restored for display
since these images were taken she has in fact been raised and now the huge clean up operation can start. will get some more recent images over next few days
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