USS LCI(L)-19

USS LCI(L)-19 was a United States Navy Landing Craft Infantry (Large), designated LCI(L)-19. As an LCI(L), its primary function was to transport and land infantry directly onto enemy-held beaches during amphibious assaults. Built during World War II, LCI(L)-19 would have participated in various amphibious operations in the Pacific or European theaters, landing troops in support of Allied offensives. Details regarding its specific wartime service, including the battles and locations where it landed troops, are generally found in naval historical records, ship logs, and campaign reports. LCI(L)-19, like other vessels of its class, was vital in the Allied effort to liberate occupied territories. After the war, LCI(L)-19 was likely decommissioned and either scrapped, sold, or used for other purposes. The exact fate of the ship after its naval service requires consulting specific historical archives and naval records.