| Name: | L C T 7074 |
| Type: | Tank Landing Craft |
| Keel: | 1944 |
| Launched: | 30/03/1944 |
| Completed: | 1944 |
| Builder: | R & W Hawthorn, Leslie & Co Ltd |
| Yard: | Hebburn |
| Yard Number: | 677 |
| Dimensions: | 350disp - 625disp, 175.0 x 31.0 x 5.3(draft)ft |
| Engines: | 2 x Petrol engines, 2000hp |
| Engines by: | Sterling Engine Co, Buffalo, New York |
| Propulsion: | 2 x Screws, 11.5knots |
| Construction: | Steel |
| Armament: | 2 x 1 x 2pdr AA guns |
| History: | |
| 22/03/1944 | British Royal Navy |
| 04/1945 | Renamed NSC(L) 19 |
| 1948 | Master Mariner's Club, Liverpool; renamed LANDFALL |
| 197X | Compass Catering Ltd, Liverpool; renamed CLUBSHIP LANDFALL |
| 199X | Warship Preservation Trust |
| 2014 | National Museum of the Royal Navy |
| No later history known | |
| Comments: | Tank Landing Craft - Mark III |
| Designed to carry 5 x 40tons tanks or 11 x 20tons tanks | |
| 04/1945: Intended conversion to emergency repairs ship no carried out | |
| 197X: Converted into a riverside nightclub | |
| 01/2006: Warship Preservation Trust went into administration | |
| 2010: Sank at her mooring in Birkenhead East Float | |
| 2014: Scheduled for conservation as a museum exhibit | |
| 16/10/2014: Raised & floated into the hold of CONDOCK | |
| 10/2014: Taken to Portsmouth for restoration | |
| Restoration undertaken by HM Naval Base Portsmouth | |
| 24/08/2020: Restored vessel moved to Southsea by barge | |
| On display at Southsea's D-Day Story museum |
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