Analysis of Off-Loading Cargo at the Beach

The report documents an experimental examination of the attainable cargo flowrate for two types of future landing craft: air cushion and planing. Both forklift and crane off-loading were considered, and the performance using 96 inches x 108 inches large pallets was compared with that using 40 inches...

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HOISTS
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