USS LST-911

USS LST-911 unloading RAAF No. 3 Airfield Construction Squadron at Mindoro Island, Philippines, 15 December 1944. Leading the way is Aircraftman H. Quick of Exeter, South Australia, five minutes after the ship hit the beachhead.
History
United States
Name	LST-911
Builder	Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard, Hingham, Massachusetts
Yard number	3381[1]
Laid down	28 February 1944
Launched	12 April 1944
Sponsored by	Mrs. Christine Muir
Commissioned	14 May 1944
Decommissioned	24 June 1946
Stricken	31 July 1946
Identification	Hull symbol: LST-911 Code letters: NVPM
Honors and awards	4 × battle star
Fate	Sold for scrapping, 25 September 1947
General characteristics [2]
Class and type	LST-542-class tank landing ship
Displacement	1,625 long tons (1,651 t) (light) 4,080 long tons (4,145 t) (full (seagoing draft with 1,675 short tons (1,520 t) load) 2,366 long tons (2,404 t) (beaching)
Length	328 ft (100 m) oa
Beam	50 ft (15 m)
Draft	Unloaded: 2 ft 4 in (0.71 m) forward; 7 ft 6 in (2.29 m) aft Full load: 8 ft 3 in (2.51 m) forward; 14 ft 1 in (4.29 m) aft Landing with 500 short tons (450 t) load: 3 ft 11 in (1.19 m) forward; 9 ft 10 in (3.00 m) aft Limiting 11 ft 2 in (3.40 m) Maximum navigation 14 ft 1 in (4.29 m)
Installed power	2 × 900 hp (670 kW) Electro-Motive Diesel 12-567A diesel engines 1,800 shp (1,300 kW)
Propulsion	1 × Falk main reduction gears 2 × Propellers
Speed	11.6 kn (21.5 km/h; 13.3 mph)
Range	24,000 nmi (44,000 km; 28,000 mi) at 9 kn (17 km/h; 10 mph) while displacing 3,960 long tons (4,024 t)
Boats & landing craft carried	2 x LCVPs
Capacity	1,600–1,900 short tons (3,200,000–3,800,000 lb; 1,500,000–1,700,000 kg) cargo depending on mission
Troops	16 officers, 147 enlisted men
Complement	13 officers, 104 enlisted men
Armament	Varied, ultimate armament 2 × twin 40 mm (1.57 in) Bofors guns 4 × single 40 mm Bofors guns 12 × 20 mm (0.79 in) Oerlikon cannons
Service record
Part of:	LST Flotilla 8
Operations:	Western New Guinea operations Morotai landing (15 September 1944) Leyte landings (5–18 November 1944) Lingayen Gulf landings (4–17 January 1945) Consolidation and capture of Southern Philippines Mindanao Island landings (17–23 April 1945) Borneo operations Balikpapan operation (28 June–10 July 1945)
Awards:	Combat Action Ribbon American Campaign Medal Asiatic–Pacific Campaign Medal World War II Victory Medal Navy Occupation Service Medal w/Asia Clasp Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citation Philippine Liberation Medal

USS LST-911 was an LST-542-class tank landing ship in the United States Navy. Like many of her class, she was not named and is properly referred to by her hull designation.

LST-911 was laid down on 28 February 1944, at Hingham, Massachusetts, by the Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard; launched on 12 April 1944; sponsored by Mrs. Christine Muir; and commissioned on 14 May 1944.^[3][2]

Underway the next day, LST-911 sailed to Little Creek, Virginia., arriving there on 23 May, to commence two weeks of shakedown exercises. With those evolutions complete on 4 June, the LST received five days of shipyard availability at Norfolk. After loading 500 short tons (1,000,000 lb; 450,000 kg) of dry stores, she proceeded to New York City, and moored at Pier 80 on 12 June. Embarking five LCT sections and 31 LCT crewmen soon thereafter, the tank landing ship got underway for the Panama Canal Zone on 25 June.^[3]

Following stops at Guantánamo Bay and Coco Solo, the LST transited the Panama Canal on 9 July. Proceeding west, she made fueling stops at Bora Bora and Nouméa before anchoring in Seeadler Harbor, Manus Island, on 23 August, to unload stores and equipment. After refueling and loading 42 short tons (84,000 lb; 38,000 kg) of cargo for Dobbin, the tank landing ship sailed to Humboldt Bay, New Guinea, and finished transferring supplies to the destroyer tender on 7 September.^[3]

Shifting to Maffin Bay, New Guinea, on 13 September, LST-911 loaded 490 short tons (980,000 lb; 440,000 kg) of US Army cargo (mostly vehicles) and sailed to Morotai, beaching there and unloading supplies without incident on 19 September. The tank landing ship made a second supply run 26 September to 1 October, unloading 550 short tons (1,100,000 lb; 500,000 kg) of bulk cargo in Pitoe Bay before returning to Humboldt Bay.^[3]

After loading 472 short tons (944,000 lb; 428,000 kg) of Army supplies on 14 October, LST-911 sailed to the Philippines to take part in the Sixth Army's landings there and disembarked her passengers and unloaded cargo at Cataison Point, Leyte, without incident on 22 October. During her second supply run, 6–12 November, as she was returning through San Pedro Bay, five Japanese planes attacked the anchorage. LST-911's guns joined the fusillade that shot down two of the attackers, splashing one not 400 yd (370 m) off the starboard bow.^[3]

On 28 November, a doctor and nine corpsmen reported on board, instantly transforming LST-911 into a casualty evacuation ship. Underway for Leyte on 29 November, as part of a reinforcement convoy, the LST's crew witnessed a series of Japanese aircraft attacks on the convoy on 5 December, including the torpedoing of freighter Antoine Saugraine. After unloading supplies the next day, the LST withdrew from the beach and anchored in San Pedro Bay. Three days later, she embarked 149 men and vehicles from the Australian No.3 Airfield Construction Squadron and sailed for Mindoro on 12 December. Although the convoy came under repeated attacks by Japanese planes, the tank landing ship received no damage and disembarked her passengers and unloaded her equipment on 15 December. While on a second run from Leyte, LST-911's convoy came under attack off Mindoro by a dozen kamikazes, which damaged her sister ships LST-460 and LST-749 as well as destroyer Foote; another kamikaze crashed freighter Juan de Fuca off Panay. After unloading her cargo on 22 December, the LST then evacuated 47 Army casualties and 13 survivors of LST-460 and transported them to Leyte, anchoring in San Pedro Bay on 24 December.^[3]

After loading an LCVP and 500 tons of cargo, LST-911 proceeded for Lingayen Gulf on 4 January 1945. While a three-plane attack on the convoy was driven off without loss on 7 January, a Japanese plane dropped two bombs about 100 yd (91 m) off the starboard quarter soon after the convoy anchored in Lingayen Gulf on 9 January. The next morning a plane flew straight over the LST in the morning darkness, dropping two bombs that fell 50 ft (15 m) astern, shaking the ship but doing no damage. Finally, on 11 January, the LST finished unloading supplies and equipment and returned to Leyte with three casualties embarked. Intermittent air attacks kept the crew at battle stations over the next two days. LST-911 made a second supply run to Lingayen Gulf 21–27 January, returning to Leyte with 150 Army casualties on 5 February, and transferring them to Comfort and the Dutch hospital ship Maetsuycker over the next two days.^[3]

Departing Leyte on 16 February, LST-911 sailed to Morotai where she embarked elements of the 84th Naval Construction Battalion. Underway on 28 February, the tank landing ship disembarked those troops and unloaded supplies at Palawan Island, Philippines, on 13 March. She then embarked 26 Army casualties for transfer to Leyte. Later in the month, the LST proceeded to Biak Island where she loaded an Army artillery battery for transport to Morotai, an evolution completed on 6 April. She then sailed to Sansapor Harbor, New Guinea, and loaded another artillery battery, lifting them to Mindanao, Philippines, on 23 April. Returning to Morotai on 26 April, LST-911 conducted one more ferry operation, the transfer of vehicles and cargo between Saidor and Finschafen, New Guinea in mid-May, before sailing south to Cairns, Australia, arriving there on 19 March.^[3]

The LST loaded Australian Army medical cargo and vehicles a week later and got underway to Morotai, via Biak, on 30 May. With cargo unloaded on 13 June, LST-911 refueled before embarking Australian infantry, railway construction people, and petroleum experts for the invasion of Balikpapan, Borneo. Departing Morotai on 28 June, the LST disembarked the Australians in Balikpapan Bay on 5 July. Returning to Morotai, LST-911 made another ferry run to Balikpapan between 12 and 17 July. While there, the ship embarked the men of a US Army amphibious tractor unit and transported them to Manila Bay, Luzon, Philippines, between 21–27 July.^[3]

After sailing to San Pedro Bay, Leyte, 28–31 July, the LST dry docked in ARD-19 to receive a coat of anti-corrosive paint on her hull on 2 August. LST-911 spent the next two weeks idling as events unfolded in Japan, including the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Following the announcement of the armistice ending the Pacific War on 15 August, the tank landing ship sailed to Morotai where she loaded US Army Air Corps cargo. After delivery to Subic Bay, Luzon, on 7 September, the LST loaded Army cargo in Batangas Bay, Luzon, on 18 September and sailed for Japan.^[3]

Reaching Tokyo Bay on 29 September, LST-911 spent two days there before shifting to Shiogama, Japan, where her Army cargo was unloaded by 7 October. She then shifted cargo from Shiogama to Senami by 16 October, before returning to Tokyo Bay on 21 October. The tank landing ship departed Japan on 24 October and sailed for the Philippines.^[3]

The LST performed occupation duty in the Far East until April 1946, when she returned to Seattle, Washington, for inactivation. LST-911 decommissioned at Seattle on 24 June 1946, and was struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 31 July 1946. On 25 September 1947, the ship was sold to the Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co., Seattle, Washington, for scrapping.^[3]

LST-911 earned four battle star for World War II service.^[3]

• Photo gallery of LST-911 at NavSource Naval History

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LST-542-class tank landing ships

LST-542 – LST-599

LST-542 / Chelan County LST-543 LST-544 LST-545 LST-546 / T-LST-546 LST-547 LST-548 / T-LST-548 LST-549 LST-550 / T-LST-550 LST-551 / Chesterfield County LST-552 LST-553 LST-554 LST-555 LST-556 LST-557 LST-558 LST-559 LST-560 LST-561 / Chittenden County LST-562 LST-563 LST-564 LST-565 LST-566 / T-LST-566 LST-567 LST-568 LST-569 LST-570 LST-571 LST-572 LST-573 LST-574 LST-575 / LST(M)-575 / Wythe LST-576 LST-577 LST-578 LST-579 LST-580 LST-581 LST-582 LST-583 / Churchill County LST-584 LST-585 LST-586 LST-587 LST-588 LST-589 LST-590 / T-LST-590 LST-591 LST-592 LST-593 LST-594 LST-595 LST-596 LST-597 LST-598 LST-599

LST-600 – LST-699

LST-600 LST-601 / Clarke County LST-602 / Clearwater County LST-603 / Coconino County LST-604 / Silenus LST-605 LST-606 LST-607 / T-LST-607 LST-608 LST-609 LST-610 LST-611 / Crook County LST-612 LST-613 / T-LST-613 LST-614 LST-615 LST-616 LST-617 LST-618 LST-619 LST-620 LST-621 LST-622 LST-623 / T-LST-623 LST-624 LST-625 LST-626 LST-627 LST-628 LST-629 LST-630 LST-631 LST-632 LST-633 LST-634 LST-635 LST-636 LST-637 LST-638 LST-639 LST-640 LST-641 LST-642 LST-643 LST-644 / Minos LST-645 / Minotaur LST-646 LST-647 LST-648 LST-649 LST-650 / Pandemus LST-651 LST-652 / LST(H)-652 / T-LST-652 LST-653 LST-654 LST-655 LST-656 LST-657 / T-LST-657 LST-658 LST-659 LST-660 LST-661 LST-662 LST-663 LST-664 LST-665 LST-666 LST-667 LST-668 LST-669 LST-670 LST-671 LST-672 LST-673 LST-674 LST-675 LST-676 / LST(M)-676 / Yavapai LST-677 / LST(M)-677 / Yolo LST-678 / USS Presque Isle (APB-44) LST-679 LST-680 LST-681 LST-682 LST-683 LST-684 LST-685 / Curry County LST-686 LST-687 LST-688 LST-689 / Daggett County LST-690 LST-691 LST-692 / Daviess County LST-693 LST-694 LST-695 LST-696 LST-697 LST-698 LST-699

LST-700 – LST-799

LST-700 LST-701 LST-702 LST-703 LST-704 LST-705 LST-706 LST-707 LST-708 LST-709 LST-710 / Accomac LST-711 LST-712 LST-713 LST-714 LST-715 / DeKalb County LST-716 LST-717 LST-718 LST-719 LST-720 LST-721 LST-722 / Dodge County LST-723 LST-724 LST-725 LST-726 LST-727 LST-728 LST-729 LST-730 LST-731 / LST(H)-731 / Douglas County LST-732 LST-733 LST-734 LST-735 / Dukes County LST-736 LST-737 LST-738 LST-739 LST-740 LST-741 LST-742 / Dunn County LST-743 LST-744 LST-745 LST-746 LST-747 LST-748 LST-749 LST-750 LST-751 LST-752 LST-753 LST-754 LST-755 LST-756 LST-757 LST-758 / Duval County LST-759 / Eddy County LST-760 LST-761 / Esmeraldo County LST-762 / Floyd County LST-763 LST-764 LST-765 LST-766 LST-767 LST-768 LST-769 LST-770 LST-771 LST-772 / Ford County LST-773 / Antigone LST-774 LST-775 LST-776 LST-777 LST-778 LST-779 LST-780 LST-781 LST-782 LST-783 LST-784 / Garfield County LST-785 LST-786 / Garrett County LST-787 LST-788 LST-789 LST-790 / LST(H)-790 LST-791 LST-792 LST-793 LST-794 / Gibson County LST-795 LST-796 LST-797 LST-798 LST-799 / Greer County

LST-800 – LST-899

LST-800 LST-801 LST-802 / Hamilton County LST-803 / Hampden County LST-804 LST-805 LST-806 LST-807 LST-808 LST-809 LST-810 LST-811 LST-812 LST-813 LST-814 LST-815 LST-816 LST-817 LST-818 LST-819 / Hampshire County LST-820 LST-821 / Harnett County LST-822 / Harris County LST-823 LST-824 / Henry County LST-825 / Hickman County LST-826 LST-827 / Hillsborough County LST-828 LST-829 LST-830 LST-831 LST-832 LST-833 LST-834 LST-835 / Hillsdale County LST-836 / Holmes County LST-837 LST-838 / Hunterdon County LST-839 / Iredell County LST-840 / Iron County LST-841 LST-842 LST-843 LST-844 LST-845 / Jefferson County LST-846 / Jennings County LST-847 LST-848 / Jerome County LST-849 / Johnson County LST-850 / Juniata County LST-851 LST-852 / Satyr LST-853 / Kane County LST-854 / Kemper County LST-855 / Kent County LST-856 LST-857 / King County LST-858 / Stentor LST-859 / Lafayette County LST-860 LST-861 LST-862 LST-863 LST-864 LST-865 LST-866 LST-867 LST-868 LST-869 LST-870 LST-871 / LST(H)-871 LST-872 LST-873 LST-874 LST-875 LST-876 LST-877 LST-878 LST-879 LST-880 / Lake County LST-881 LST-882 LST-883 / La Moure County LST-884 LST-885 LST-886 LST-887 / Lawrence County LST-888 / Lee County LST-889 LST-890 LST-891 LST-892 LST-893 LST-894 LST-895 LST-896 LST-897 LST-898 / Lincoln County LST-899

LST-900 – LST-999

LST-900 / Linn County LST-901 / Litchfield County LST-902 / Luzerne County LST-903 / Lyman County LST-904 / Lyon County LST-905 / Madera County LST-906 LST-907 LST-908 LST-909 LST-910 LST-911 LST-912 / Mahnomen County LST-913 LST-914 / Mahoning County LST-915 LST-916 LST-917 LST-918 LST-919 LST-920 LST-921 LST-922 LST-923 LST-924 LST-925 LST-926 LST-927 LST-928 / Cameron LST-929 / LST(H)-929 LST-930 / LST(H)-930 LST-931 / LST(H)-931 LST-932 LST-933 LST-934 LST-935 LST-936 LST-937 LST-938 / Maricopa County LST-939 LST-940 LST-941 LST-942 LST-943 LST-944 LST-945 LST-946 LST-947 LST-948 / Myrmidon LST-949 / LST(H)-949 LST-950 / LST(H)-950 LST-951 / LST(H)-951 LST-952 / LST(H)-952 LST-953 / Marinette County LST-954 / Numitor LST-955 / Patroclus LST-956 / Sarpedon LST-957 LST-958 LST-959 LST-960 LST-961 LST-962 / Romulus LST-963 / Sphinx LST-964 LST-965 LST-966 / Callisto LST-967 / Ulysses LST-968 LST-969 LST-970 LST-971 / Menelaus LST-972 LST-973 LST-974 LST-975 / Marion County LST-976 / Telamon LST-977 / Alecto LST-978 LST-979 LST-980 / Meeker County LST-981 LST-982 LST-983 / Middlesex County LST-984 LST-985 LST-986 LST-987 / Millard County LST-988 / Mineral County LST-989 LST-990 LST-991 LST-992 LST-993 LST-994 LST-995 LST-996 LST-997 LST-998 LST-999

LST-1000 – LST-1099

LST-1000 LST-1001 LST-1002 LST-1003 / Coronis LST-1004 LST-1005 LST-1006 LST-1007 LST-1008 LST-1009 LST-1010 LST-1011 LST-1012 LST-1013 LST-1014 LST-1015 LST-1016 LST-1017 LST-1018 LST-1019 LST-1020 LST-1021 LST-1022 LST-1023 LST-1024 LST-1025 LST-1026 LST-1027 LST-1028 LST-1029 LST-1030 LST-1031 LST-1032 / Monmouth County LST-1033 / LST(H)-1033 LST-1034 LST-1035 LST-1036 / Creon LST-1037 / Poseidon LST-1038 / Monroe County LST-1039 LST-1040 LST-1041 / Montgomery County LST-1042 LST-1043 LST-1044 LST-1045 LST-1046 LST-1047 LST-1048 / Morgan County LST-1049 LST-1050 LST-1051 LST-1052 LST-1053 LST-1054 LST-1055 LST-1056 LST-1057 LST-1058 LST-1059 LST-1060 LST-1061 LST-1062 LST-1063 LST-1064 / Nansemond County LST-1065 LST-1066 / New London County LST-1067 / Nye County LST-1068 / Orange County LST-1069 / Orleans Parish LST-1070 / Electron LST-1071 / Ouachita County LST-1072 / T-LST-1072 LST-1073 / Outagamie County LST-1074 / Overton County LST-1075 LST-1076 / Page County LST-1077 / Park County LST-1078 / Proton LST-1079 / Payette County LST-1080 / Pender County LST-1081 / Pima County LST-1082 / Pitkin County LST-1083 / Plumas County LST-1084 / Polk County LST-1085 / Colington LST-1086 / Potter County LST-1087 LST-1088 / Pulaski County LST-1089 / Rice County LST-1090 / Russell County LST-1091 / Sagadahoc County LST-1092 / Aventinus LST-1093 / Fabius LST-1094 / Chloris LST-1095 / Megara LST-1096 / St. Clair County LST-1097 / League Island LST-1098 / Laysan Island LST-1099 / Okala

LST-1100 – LST-1152

LST-1100 / Palmyra LST-1101 / Saline County LST-1102 / Chimon LST-1103 LST-1104 LST-1105 LST-1106 LST-1107 LST-1108 LST-1109 LST-1110 / San Bernardino County LST-1111 / Blackford LST-1112 / Dorchester LST-1113 / Kingman LST-1114 / Presque Isle (AKS-19) / Vandenburgh LST-1115 / Pentheus LST-1116 / Proserpine LST-1117 / Tantalus LST-1118 / Typhon LST-1119 / Diomedes LST-1120 LST-1121 / Demeter LST-1122 / San Joaquin County LST-1123 / Sedgwick County LST-1124 / Amphitrite LST-1125 / Brontes LST-1126 / Snohomish County LST-1127 / Helios LST-1128 / Solano County LST-1129 / Somervell County LST-1130 LST-1131 / Askari LST-1132 / Bellerophon LST-1133 / Chiron LST-1134 / Stark County LST-1135 LST-1136 / Bellona LST-1137 / Chimaera LST-1138 / Steuben County LST-1139 LST-1140 LST-1141 / Stone County LST-1142 / Strafford County LST-1143 / Daedalus LST-1144 / Sublette County LST-1145 / Gordius LST-1146 / Summit County LST-1147 / Indra LST-1148 / Sumner County LST-1149 / Krishna LST-1150 / Sutter County LST-1151 / Quirinus LST-1152 / Sweetwater County

Other operators
Argentina (merchant marine)	Altamar (ex-Chiron)
Argentine Navy	Cabo San Bartolome (ex-LST-851) Cabo San Diego (ex-LST-995) Cabo San Francisco de Paula (ex-LST-998) Cabo San Gonzalo (ex-LST-872) Cabo San Isidro (ex-LST-919) Cabo San Pablo (ex-LST-994) BDT-8 (ex-LST-869) BDT-9 (ex-LST-1057) Cabo Pio (ex-LST-1044) Cabo San Sebastian (ex-LST-1108) BDT-12 (ex-LST-1104) Cabo Buen Tiempo (ex-LST-801) Cabo San Vincente (ex-LST-734)
Brazilian Navy	Belmonte (ex-Helios) Garcia D'Avila (ex–Outagamie County)
Chilean Navy	Aguila (ex-Aventinus) Comandante Hemmerdinger (ex–New London County) Comandante Araya (ex–Nye County)
Republic of China Navy	Chung Hai (ex-LST-755) Chung Chuan (ex-LST-640) Chung Hsing (ex-LST-557) Chung Chien (ex-LST-716) Chung Chi (ex-LST-1017) Chung Cheng (ex-LST-1075) Chung Shun (ex-LST-732) Chung Hsun (ex-LST-993) Chung Lien (ex-LST-1050) Chung Yung (ex-LST-574) Chung Sheng (ex-LST(H)-1033) Chung Kong (ex-LST-945) Chung Hai / Kao Hsiung (ex–Dukes County) Heng Shan / Chung Chuan (ex-LST-1030) Chung Fu (ex–Iron County) Chung Cheng (ex–Lafayette County) Chung Chiang (ex–San Bernardino County) Chung Chin (ex–Sagadahoc County) Chung Ming (ex–Sweetwater County) Chung Pang (ex–LST-578) Chung Yeh (ex–Sublette County) Chung Yeh (ex-LST-717) ex-LST(H)-929 ex-LST-991 ex-LST-993 ex-LST-1008
People's Liberation Army Navy	Dabie Shan (ex-LST-1008)
Ecuadorian Navy	Hualcopo (ex–Summit County)
French Navy	Odet (ex-LST-815) Chélif (ex-LST-874) Adour (ex-LST-860) Golo (ex-LST-973)
German Navy	Odin (ex-Ulysses) Wotan (ex-Diomedes) Bamberg (ex–Greer County) Bochum (ex–Rice County) Bottrup (ex–Saline County) ex–Millard County ex–Montgomery County
Hellenic Navy	Ikaria (ex–Potter County) Kriti (ex–Page County)
Indonesian Navy	Tandjung Nusanive (ex–Lawrence County) Teluk Langsa (ex–Solano County) Teluk Bayur (ex-LST-616) Teluk Amboina Teluk Kau (ex-T-LST-652) Teluk Ratai (ex–Presque Isle (APB-44)) Teluk Saleh (ex–Clarke County) Teluk Bone (ex–Iredell County) Jaya Wijaya (ex-Askari) Tandjung Radja (ex–Russell County)
Imperial Iranian Navy	Sohrab (ex-Gordius)
Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force	Hayatomo (ex–Hamilton County) Ōsumi (ex–Daggett County) Shimokita (ex–Hillsdale County) Shiretoko (ex–Nansemond County)
Republic of Korea Navy	Duk Soo (ex-Minotaur) Un Bong (ex-LST-1010) Wi Bong (ex–Johnson County) Suyeong (ex–Kane County) Buk Han (ex–Linn County) Hwa San (ex–Pender County)
Royal Malaysian Navy	Sri Langkawi (ex–Hunterdon County) Sri Banggi (ex–Henry County) Rajah Jarom (ex–Sedgwick County)
Mexican Navy	Rio Panuco (ex–Park County) Manzanillo (ex–Clearwater County) Rio Grijalva (ex-Megara)
Royal Netherlands Navy	LST 2 / Pelikaan (ex–LST-627) LST 3 (ex–LST-1040) LST 4 (ex–LST-585)
Philippine Navy	Aklan / Kamagong (ex-Romulus) Narra (ex-Krishna) Yakal (ex–Vĩnh Long) Pampanga (ex-LST-842) Bulacan (ex-LST-843) Albay (ex-LST-865) Misamis Oriental (ex-LST-875) Agusan del Sur (ex–Nha Trang) Sierra Madre (ex–Mỹ Tho) Zamboanga de Sur (ex–Cam Ranh) Surigao del Sur (ex-LST-546) Cagayan (ex–Hickman County) Ilocos Norte (ex–Madera County) Lanao del Norte (ex-LST-566) Leyte del Sur (ex-LST-607) Davao Oriental (ex-Ōsumi) Benguet (ex–Daviess County) Aurora (ex–Harris County) Cavite (ex-Shimokita) Samar del Norte (ex-Shiretoko) Cotabato del Norte (ex–Orleans Parish) Tawi-Tawi (ex-T-LST-1072) Kalinga Apayao (ex–Cần Thơ)
Republic of Singapore Navy	Endurance (ex–Holmes County) Excellence (ex-LST-629) Intrepid (ex-LST-579) Resolution (ex-T-LST-649) Persistence (ex-LST-613) Perseverance (ex-T-LST-623)
Royal Thai Navy	Angthong (ex-LST-924) Chang (ex–Lincoln County) Pangan (ex–Stark County) Lanta (ex–Stone County) Prathong (ex–Dodge County)
Turkish Naval Forces	Onaran (ex-Alecto) Başaran (ex-Patroclus) Bayraktar (ex-Bottrup) Sancaktar (ex-Bochum)
Royal Navy (United Kingdom)	LST-1021
United States Army	FS-751 (ex-LST-1047) LST-694 LST-715 LST-742 LST-883
Bolivarian Navy of Venezuela	Capana (ex-LST-907) Guayana (ex-Quirinus)
Republic of Vietnam Navy	Cam Ranh (ex–Marion County) Đà Nẵng (ex–Maricopa County) Vũng Tàu (ex–Coconino County) Nha Trang (ex–Jerome County) Mỹ Tho (ex–Harnett County) Cần Thơ (ex–Garrett County) Vĩnh Long (ex-Satyr)
Vietnam People's Navy	Trần Khánh Dư (ex–Đà Nẵng) HQ-503 (ex-Vũng Tàu)

• Preceded by: LST-491 class
• Followed by: Talbot County class

• List of United States Navy LSTs
• List of United States Navy amphibious warfare ships