An curved arrow pointing right. The Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) is an absolute unstoppable force for the US Navy. This hovercraft can move up to 70 tons of gear from ship to shore with ease.

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On August 14, the US Navy announced it will buy four new amphibious ... over long distances and land them – using an array of hovercraft, tiltrotors, helicopters and landing craft – across ...

The US Navy (USN) has completed its first test flight using an uncrewed aircraft control station that will be installed on ...

Of course, some of the very reasons that we don’t see hovercraft roaming the streets come up in the video, namely off-camber paths. But the build itself is quite good, and for those of us who ...

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Again, the US Navy and Royal Navy are getting ready to ... various helicopters, LCAC hovercraft and other landing craft. As a group of assets for getting people out of a country in contested ...

Helicopters, rescue boats and navy divers ... waves ahead of us" at the harbour entrance shortly before the capsize. "There was considerable commotion and I was aware that the hovercraft floor ...

General Dynamics has secured a $15.9 million contract from the U.S. Navy to develop the MEDUSA sea mining system.

The US Navy is searching for two crew members after their aircraft crashed near Mount Rainier in Washington during a training flight on Tuesday. A US Navy EA-18G Growler aircraft — assigned to ...

The US Navy has sacked three top crew members aboard a nuclear submarine that crashed into an underwater mountain. Commander Cameron Aljilani and two others were removed after an investigation ...