No | Name | Yard No | Builder | Laid down | Launched | Comm | Fate | Modification |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AKA64 |
Tolland |
130 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
4.1944 |
26.6.1944 |
9.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA65 |
Shoshone |
133 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
5.1944 |
17.7.1944 |
9.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA66 |
Southampton |
135 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
5.1944 |
28.7.1944 |
9.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA67 |
Starr |
137 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
6.1944 |
18.8.1944 |
9.1944 |
stricken 6.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA68 |
Stokes |
139 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
6.1944 |
31.8.1944 |
10.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA69 |
Suffolk |
141 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
7.1944 |
15.9.1944 |
10.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA70 |
Tate |
143 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
7.1944 |
26.9.1944 |
11.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA71 |
Todd |
145 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
8.1944 |
10.10.1944 |
11.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA72 |
Caswell |
147 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
1944 |
24.10.1944 |
12.1944 |
stricken 6.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA73 |
New Hannover |
148 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
8.1944 |
31.10.1944 |
12.1944 |
stricken 8.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA74 |
Lenoir |
149 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
9.1944 |
6.11.1944 |
12.1944 |
stricken 6.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA75 |
Alamance |
150 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
9.1944 |
11.11.1944 |
12.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA76 |
Torrance |
127 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
1944 |
6.6.1944 |
6.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA77 |
Towner |
128 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
4.1944 |
18.6.1944 |
6.1944 |
stricken 6.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA78 |
Trego |
129 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
4.1944 |
20.6.1944 |
7.1944 |
stricken 6.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA79 |
Trousdale |
131 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
4.1944 |
3.7.1944 |
7.1944 |
stricken 5.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA80 |
Tyrrell |
132 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
5.1944 |
30.7.1944 |
7.1944 |
stricken 5.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA81 |
Valencia |
134 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
5.1944 |
22.7.1944 |
8.1944 |
stricken 5.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA82 |
Venango |
136 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
6.1944 |
9.8.1944 |
8.1944 |
stricken 5.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA83 |
Vinton |
138 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
6.1944 |
25.8.1944 |
9.1944 |
stricken 6.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA84 |
Waukesha |
140 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
7.1944 |
6.9.1944 |
9.1944 |
stricken 7.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA85 |
Wheatland |
142 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
7.1944 |
21.9.1944 |
10.1944 |
stricken 5.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA86 |
Woodford |
144 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
7.1944 |
5.10.1944 |
10.1944 |
stricken 5.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA87 |
Duplin |
146 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
1944 |
17.10.1944 |
10.1944 |
stricken 5.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA101 |
Ottawa |
189 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
10.1944 |
29.11.1944 |
2.1945 |
stricken 3.1947 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA102 |
Prentiss |
190 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
10.1944 |
6.12.1944 |
2.1945 |
stricken 6.1946 |
Tolland subclass |
AKA103, 1.1969- LKA103 |
Rankin |
193 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
10.1944 |
22.12.1944 |
2.1945 |
stricken 1.1977 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA104, 1.1969- LKA104 |
Seminole |
194 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
1944 |
28.12.1944 |
3.1945 |
stricken 9.1976 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA105, 1.1969- LKA105 |
Skagit |
187 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
9.1944 |
18.11.1944 |
5.1945 |
stricken 7.1969 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA106, 1.1969- LKA106 |
Union |
188 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
9.1944 |
23.11.1944 |
4.1945 |
stricken 1.1976 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA107, 1.1969- LKA107 |
Vermilion |
191 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
10.1944 |
12.12.1944 |
6.1945 |
stricken 1.1977 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA108, 1.1969- LKA108 |
Washburn |
192 | North Carolina SB, Wilmington |
10.1944 |
18.12.1944 |
5.1945 |
stricken 10.1976 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA109 |
San Joaquin |
265 | Federal, Kearny |
--- |
--- |
--- |
cancelled 8.1945 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA110 |
Sedgwick |
266 | Federal, Kearny |
--- |
--- |
--- |
cancelled 8.1945 |
Rankin subclass |
AKA111 |
Whitfield |
267 | Federal, Kearny |
--- |
--- |
--- |
cancelled 8.1945 |
Rankin subclass |
Displacement standard, t | 8635 |
---|---|
Displacement full, t | 13910 |
Length, m | 132.6 wl 139.9 oa |
Breadth, m | 19.2 |
Draught, m | 7.92 max |
No of shafts | 1 |
Machinery | 1 set General Electric geared steam turbines, 2 Combustion Engineering or Foster Wheeler boilers |
Power, h. p. | 6000 |
Max speed, kts | 16.5 |
Fuel, t | oil 1553 |
Endurance, nm(kts) | |
Armament | 1 x 1 - 127/38 Mk 12, 4 x 2 - 40/56 Mk 1.2, 16 x 1 - 20/70 Mk 4 |
Military load | 15 - 16 LCVP, 8 LCM(3), 1 LCP(L), 4450 t of cargo Tolland class by 1945: 6 LCM(6), 2 LCM(3), 13 LCVP, 1 LCPL, 5275 t of cargo, 62 marines |
Electronic equipment | presumably SF or SG or SH or SL or SO or SU radar |
Complement | 404 |
USN military transport vessels were sectioned into two groups: АР for transportation of troops and АК for carriage of goods and technics. The majority of them were built on the basis of standard types С2, С3 and С4 and differed from usual cargo ships a little.
For delivery of troops and cargoes directly to a beaching place assault landing transport ships (АРА and АКА) served, which main difference from АК and АР consisted that they were extra equipped with disembarkation craft of LCVP, LCM and LCP (L) types; with their help delivery of people and cargoes to beach also was effected.
Originally similar ships were not outlined in own subclass and were registered as АР and АК. In February, 1943 reorganisation was done and assault transports have received indexation АРА and АКА.
Two ships of Doyen class, projected even on the eve of war for landing operations in Caribbean basin, became the first American assault military transports. The overwhelming majority of remaining АРА and АКА has been converted from merchant cargo and cargo-passenger vessels or constructed in hulls of standard cargo vessels built by the big series in days of war. An exception were specially projected as assault transports Gilliam (АРА) and Artemis (АКА) classes.
Besides the large landing transport ships of АРА and АКА classes, small landing parties and subversive groups were landed by fast landing transports (APD) converted from become outdated Wickes and Clemson classes destroyers and destroyer escorts of Buckley and Rudderow classes.
Ships of Tolland/Rankin classes were built in standard C2-S-AJ3 type hulls.
None.
1/1946: 1 x 1 - 127/38 Mk 30, 4 x 2 - 40/60 Mk 1, 16 x 1 - 20/70 Mk 10, SF or SG or SH or SL or SO or SU radar
Tyrrell 2.4.1945 was damaged at Okinawa by kamikaze. Starr 9.4.1945 was damaged at Okinawa by Japanese suicide boat.
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