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Speaking an an ex-LCAC crew member: if you happen to be in San Diego at the right time ACU-5 usually has a day or two where they show them to the public every y
by CobaltFire 4y ago
Speaking an an ex-LCAC crew member: if you happen to be in San Diego at the right time ACU-5 usually has a day or two where they show them to the public every year. You can search it out. ACU-4 on the east coast may as well but I’m not as sure. NBU-7 in Japan may but it’s not a regular thing, and the Japanese LCACs aren’t really shown to the public.
Can’t speak to others.
- registeredcorn 4y agoHere's a video of ACU-4 from zuckbook: https://www.facebook.com/100064763254105/videos/pcb.398687725633333/427340325697315 https://www.facebook.com/100064763254105/videos/pcb.39868772...
- imglorp 4y agoCaution, this link wipes your browser back-button stack. I don't know how that's allowed by browsers and standards, but it's super hostile.
- registeredcorn 4y agoYikes! Didn't know that. Thanks for the heads up.
- totetsu 4y agoDo these things have to worry about sea mines?
- CobaltFire 4y agoBut they are primarily made of aluminum and the force they exert is low if they are "on cushion", so the older pressure wave/magnetic types likely won't trigger. There are some newer types that would trigger, however.