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USS LCI(L)-676


International Radio Call Sign:
November - Papa - Uniform - Foxtrot
 NPUF
Awards, Citations and Campaign Ribbons


Precedence of awards is from top to bottom, left to right
Top Row - American Campaign Medal
- Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal (3)
Bottom Row - World War II Victory Medal - Philippines Presidential Unit Citation - Philippines Liberation Medal (2)
LCI-351 Class Landing Craft Infantry (Large):
  • Laid down, 6 April 1944, at George Lawley & Sons, Neponset, MA.
  • Launched, 15 April 1944
  • Commissioned USS LCI(L)-676, 22 April 1944. LTjg. H. P, Sisk USNR in command (May 1945)
  • During World War II USS LCI(L)-676 was assigned to the Asiatic-Pacific Theater and participated in the following campaigns;

    Asiatic-Pacific Campaigns
    Campaign and Dates Campaign and Dates
    Leyte operation
    Leyte landings, 20 October 1944     		Okinawa Gunto operations
    Assault and occupation of Okinawa Gunto, 26 March to 28 June 1945
    Luzon operations
    Lingayen Gulf landing, 9 January 1945     		 

  • At Okinawa USS LCI(L)-676 came under the command of:
    LCI Flotilla Thirteen, CDR. M. B. Brown USN (33);
     LCI Group Fifty-Seven, LCDR. A. J. Ormstom
     LCI Division One Hundred-Fourteen
  • Decommissioned, date unknown
  • Struck from the Naval Register, date unknown
  • USS LCI(L)-676 earned three battle stars for World War II service
  • Sold, 14 November 1946
  • Final Disposition, fate unknown
    Specifications:
    Displacement 236 t.(light), 264 t.(landing), 419 t.(loaded)
    Length 158' 5½"
    Beam 23' 3"
    Draft
    Light, 3'1½" mean
    Landing, 2' 8" forward, 4' 10" aft
    Loaded, 5' 4" forward, 5' 11" aft
    Speed
    16 kts (max.)
    14 kts maximum continuous
    Complement
    4 officers
    24 enlisted
    Troop Capacity
    6 officers
    182 enlisted
    Cargo Capacity 75 tons
    Armor 2" plastic splinter protection on gun turrets, conning tower and pilot house
    Endurance 4,000 miles at 12 kts, loaded, 500 miles at 15 knots; and 110 tons of fuel
    Armament
    five single 20mm guns, one bow mounted, one each port and starboard forward of wheelhouse, one each port and starboard aft of wheelhouse
    on some LCIs two .50 cal machine guns were added
    Fuel Capacity
    Diesel 860 Bbls
    lube oil 200 gal
    Propulsion
    two sets of 4 General Motors 6051 series 71 Diesel engines, 4 per shaft
    single General Motors Main reduction gears
    two Diesel-drive 30Kw 120V D.C. Ship's Service Generators
    twin variable pitch propellers, 2,320shp
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    LCI(L)-1023 32k USS LCI(M)-1023, USS LCI(R)-764, USS LCI(M)-757 and USS LCI(L)-676 nested with other LCIs in an anchorage, date and location unknown. Submitted by Brian S. Myers from the collection of his father John H. Myers SM1/c USS LCI(R)-764
    The history for USS LCI(L)-676 is from USS LCI "Landing Craft Infantry", Vol. II. Paducah, Kentucky: Turner Publishing Company, © 1995. (ISBN 1-56311-262-0)
    Commanding Officers
    01LTjg. H. P. Sisk USNR22 April 1944 - ?
    Crew Contact And Reunion Information
    U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation - Navy Log
    Additional Resources and Web Sites of Interest
    USS Landing Craft Infantry National Association
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