Talk:USS LSM(R)-192

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The USS LSMR-192 is one of only 12 LSM's that were designed specifically for the invasion of the Japanese home islands. Each of these ships performed separately and in combined actions with other ships in the battle of Okinawa. 11 of the 12 LSMR's have a common legacy in providing ground support fire during the invasion of the beaches on the west side of the southern third of Okinawa on the April 1, 1945. LSMR'S 189, 190, 191, 192 and 193 provided support to the southern portion of the beach under Task Force 55 commanded by Rear Admiral John Leslie Halll, Jr. The assault troops were the 7th and 96th Infantry Divisions under Major General John R. Hodge.

The extended families of crew members of the 12 LSM's meet annually to honor those who served.Olwillard (talk) 15:06, 12 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]