Bangladesh Army LCT Shakti Sanchar overtakes another LCT
Bangladesh Army LCT Shakti Sanchar ~ Army LCT Shakti Sanchar when left after 10 minutes overtakes another LCT
Video: MD Hasibur Rahman Tamim
LCT is a landing craft, tank (or tank landing craft), which is an amphibious assault craft for landing tanks on beachheads. It is Initially known as the " tank landing craft " (TLC).
Bangladesh army used LCT Shakti Sanchar, Amir Hamza, BS Jahangir for transporting bangladesh army troops and supplies. Often its called a Bangladesh army ship, but it is not.
This LCT is Designed by GB Marine, the 85-meter-long LCT is capable of carrying 1 bangladesh army helicopter, 9 Bangladesh army tanks and 150 bangladesh army soldier. Among them BS Jahangir,
One Yuch'in-class LCT built by the People's Republic of China exists in the Bangladesh Army fleet.
Bangladesh army weapon LCT Specifications
Designer: GB Marine
Vessel Type: Ro-Ro Landing Craft
Propulsion System: Self Propelled Twin Screw
Army Landing Craft Utility
Length Overall: 65.70 m
Length B. P.: 60.10 m
Breadth Moulded: 12.00 m
Depth Moulded: 3.50 m
Deadweight: 440 MT
Complement: 150 troops
This Landing Craft Tank made at Narayanganj Shipyard has been designed by GB Marine in Singapore. The landing craft vessel has 4 × 12.7mm HMG, 2 × Manpads for its own safety A total of 150 bd army soldiers can carry weapons and 9 army tanks. It can land 1 bd army Bell 212 helicopter.
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