In 1962, the company supplied the first 36-meter “Ezion-Gaver” landing craft, and since then, Israel Shipyards has supplied the Israeli Navy with various Landing craft sized 36-61 meters.
One of the key areas where Israel Shipyards has significantly impacted is the design and construction of landing craft. These vessels are specifically designed to transport military personnel and equipment from a remote location or shore to a beach or other coastal area. They are also used for amphibious operations. They can also be used for civilian purposes, such as support missions for disaster-relief equipment.
One of the key areas where Israel Shipyards has significantly impacted is the design and construction of landing craft. These vessels are specifically designed to transport military personnel and equipment from a remote location or shore to a beach or other coastal area. They are also used for amphibious operations. They can also be used for civilian purposes, such as support missions for disaster-relief equipment.
LCM 24M
Specifications:
- LOA (Length Over All): 23.80 m
- Beam.: 6.60 m
- Displacement: 160 tons
- Sustained Speed: 12.7 knots
- Endurance : 270 nautical miles
- Engines: 2 x MAN D2862
- Propulsion: Dual fixed pitch propellers
Characteristics
The LCM-24 is a versatile vessel designed for deploying armored vehicles, forces, and equipment on inaccessible shorelines. It features an extra-low draft and dual front-and-rear doors for rapid deployment. Built for complex logistical tasks in tough conditions, it ensures operational success with minimal downtime. The robust design provides stability while prioritizing crew safety and comfort for prolonged missions.
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