Canberra vs Landing Craft Air Cushion
Overview
The Canberra and the Landing Craft Air Cushion are both Amphibious vessel classes.
The Canberra displaces 27,500 tons β 149:1 the Landing Craft Air Cushion's 185 tons. The Canberra reaches 20 knots vs 70 knots for the Landing Craft Air Cushion. Operational range is 9,000 nautical miles for the Canberra vs 300 for the Landing Craft Air Cushion. The Canberra carries a crew of 358 vs 5 for the Landing Craft Air Cushion.
The Canberra was produced in 2 units vs 97 for the Landing Craft Air Cushion. Cost per hull is $1,184M for the Canberra vs $41M for the Landing Craft Air Cushion. The Canberra was commissioned in 2014, 28 years after the Landing Craft Air Cushion (1986).
| Australian amphibious vessel, introduced in 2014, has a 27,500 tons displacement. | |
| Origin | πͺπΈ Spain |
| Category | Amphibious vessel |
| Type | Landing helicopter dock |
| Manufacturer | Navantia |
| Year introduced | 2014 |
| Number built | 2 units |
| Estimated unit price | $1,184 million |
| American amphibious landing craft, introduced in 1986, achieves 70 knots using four gas turbine engines. | |
| Origin | πΊπΈ United States |
| Category | Amphibious vessel |
| Type | Landing craft |
| Manufacturer | Textron Marine and Land Systems |
| Year introduced | 1986 |
| Number built | 97 units |
| Estimated unit price | $41 million |
| Displacement | 27,500 tons β |
| Maximum speed | 20.0 knots β |
| Range | 9,000 nm β |
| Length | 230.8 m β |
| Beam | 32.0 m β |
| Crew | 358 β |
| Propulsion | 1 Γ GE LM2500 gas turbine (19.1 MW), 2 Γ Navantia MAN 16V32/40 diesel generators (7.4 MW each), 2 Γ Siemens Navantia azimuth thrusters (11 MW each) |
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| Displacement | 185 tons β |
| Maximum speed | 70.0 knots β |
| Range | 300 nm at 35 knots β |
| Length | 26.8 m β |
| Beam | 14.0 m β |
| Crew | 5 β |
| Propulsion | 4 Avco Lycoming TF40B, (4,390 hp; 3,270 kW) each |
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