mine on 19 June 1944, at Utah Beach. The blast split the LST in two. She lost 94 men of the 300th Combat Engineers and 41 of her crew. sank 15 August 1944 by glider bomb off of St. Raphael, Southern France. wrecked 18 October 1944 by a storm while anchored at Leghorn, Italy, on 6 December a storm caused further damage to the still-grounded ship. sank 7 November 1944 after hitting a mine off Ostend. At least 292 persons were killed, with the total loss of life probably being over 320. sank 17 November 1944 after hitting a mine on a trip from Rouen, France, to Portland, England. heavily damaged 15 December 1944 by a kamikaze attack off Mindoro, Philippines, the next morning she was sunk by destroyer . The attack saw no ship fatalities, only injuries. sank 20 December 1944 by torpedo while under tow off Spain. Two crewmen were lost. , . and sank 21 December 1944 from aircraft and kamikaze attacka off Mindoro, Philippines. HM LST-364 sank 22 February 1945 by torpedo by two-man mini U-boat off Ramsgate, England. HM LST-80 sank 20 March 1945 after hitting two mines in English Channel near Ostend, Belgium. sank 7 April 1945 after a kamikaze attack off Okinawa. Post-war USS LST-52 participated in Operation Crossroads, the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll in July 1946, as a target. sank in a storm in 1948 while under tow to a scrap yard, hulk remains near the beach in Rodanthe, North Carolina. (as Egyptian Navy ENS Aka) sunk 1 November 1956 by a British air strike during the Suez crisis. sunk in 1979 as an artificial reef near the U.S. Virgin Islands. (as Vietnam People's Navy armed transport HQ-505) sank 14 March 1988 during the Johnson South Reef Skirmish with China. World War II survivors Indonesia KRI Teluk Ratai (509), ex-USS LST-678, is a museum ship in Pariaman, West Sumatra KRI Teluk Bone (511), ex-USS Iredell County (LST-839), was decommissioned by the Indonesian Navy on 15 August 2019 Philippines The Philippine Navy received 20+ units of the LST Mk.2 starting in the late 1940s. This includes BRP Laguna (LT-501), ex-USS LST-230 and BRP Benguet (LT-507), ex-USS Daviess County (LST-692). The BRP Sierra Madre (LT-57), ex-USS Harnett County (LST-821) permanently beached on the Second Thomas Shoal. The ship serves as an advance outpost, and is currently at the center of a territorial