MILITARY · HISTORICAL MARKER
The Landship (Building 415)
Rushmere, Virginia
Military
The Landship was constructed during the first era of permanent construction from 1952 to 1958 associated with the Transportation Corps at Fort Eustis. Designed as a mock training ship, it is constructed of metal materials and equipped with a variety of crane mechanisms. Located at 3rd Port, it is one of two historic buildings on Fort Eustis. Built in 1954 at an approximate cost of $2.9 million, it is still used as a shipload mock-up training module for soldiers at Fort Eustis. One of the few mock training ships constructed by the Department of Defense after World War II, it has played a pivotal role in training at Fort Eustis from its construction to today.
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Photo: Evan Dwyer
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Rushmere, Virginia · USA
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