USS Tarawa (LHA-1)
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| Klasa | okręt desantowy | |
| Typ | Tarawa | |
| Historia | ||
| Stocznia | Ignalls | |
| Położenie stępki | 15 listopada 1971 | |
| Wodowanie | 1 grudnia 1973 | |
 US Navy | ||
| Wejście do służby | 29 maja 1976 | |
| Dane taktyczno-techniczne | ||
| Wyporność | 39 300 ton | |
| Długość | 250 metrów | |
| Szerokość | 31 metrów | |
| Zanurzenie | 8 metrów | |
| Napęd | ||
| 2 x turbiny Westinghouse (77 000 KM) | ||
| Prędkość | 24 węzły | |
| Uzbrojenie | ||
| 2 x RIM-116 RAM 2 x Vulcan Phalanx 20 mm 4 działka 25 mm | ||
| Wyposażenie lotnicze | ||
| 43 (35 śmigłowców i 8 samolotów AV-8B Harrier II) | ||
| Załoga | 901 + 1 800 żołnierzy | |
USS Tarawa (LHA-1) – amerykański okręt desantowy typu Tarawa, zwodowany 1 grudnia 1973 roku w stoczni Ingalls Shipbuilding w Pascagoula w stanie Missisipi. Do służby w amerykańskiej marynarce wojennej wszedł 29 maja 1976 roku. Okręt przeznaczony jest do wsparcia operacji desantowych prowadzonych przez amerykański Korpus Piechoty Morskiej.
Okręt o wyporności 39 300 ton, zdolny był do transportu na brzeg 1800 żołnierzy oraz udzielania im wsparcia powietrznego za pomocą 35 śmigłowców i 8 samolotów AV-8B Harrier II.
Bibliografia
- Paul Fontenoy: Aircraft Carriers An Illustrated History of Their Impact. ABC Clio, 2006. ISBN 1-85109-573-X.
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