D-Day Legend LCT 7074 Makes Triumphant Voyage to Southsea
The iconic D-Day survivor, LCT 7074, has finally completed its epic journey from Portsmouth Naval Base to a new home in Southsea. This historic landing craft, famous for its vital role during the Normandy invasion, now takes pride of place in the heart of the city.
From Battlefields to Southsea Shore
LCT 7074 played a crucial part in the 1944 D-Day landings, ferrying troops and tanks to the beaches of Normandy. After decades underwater and in service, this incredible piece of history has been carefully moved to Southsea, where it will be preserved for future generations.
A Moving Tribute to WWII Heroes
The relocation marks a significant moment in honouring the bravery of those who fought in WWII. With restoration efforts underway, LCT 7074 stands as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made on D-Day and the enduring spirit of Britain’s naval legacy.
