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LCI实在是太小了,从战后使用看,LST战后尚且可以做近海客货轮,LCI只能做渡船和内河船。
只有300吨的LCI进行部署时甚至要跨大西洋航行,八成的船员晕船。
参加登陆行动的大头兵晕船吐得厉害,确实影响了战斗意志。
From the War Diary of Commander Lorenzo Sherwood Sabin Jr., USN
This Task Group was the first group of American LCIs to cross the Atlantic Ocean departing the Virginia Capes on February 15th. The ocean crossing could only be described as a real "adventure" for the inexperienced crew where almost 80 percent of the officers and crew were seasick during the crossing. Commander Sabin was impressed with the "spirit and resourcefulness of the crew" during the crossing and now called them "sailormen" because they stick to it in adverse conditions.
Flotilla Two Commander Sabin's War Notes provided further elaboration on the crossing when he stated:
...So we went to sea. The lawyers, the bankers, the garage mechanics, the farmers, the salesmen, and me. In our little spitkits, we struck out boldly if not fearfully..." On the seasickness of the sailors he simply stated "They've got no guts left, these kids. They've spilled them all. But they've got what it takes. Fine spirit. Game guys. Big men in little ships. American youth, learning the hardest way of all, on the high seas in a spitkit through the war zone. They take it all in stride and somehow (God only knows) they manage to smile. Somehow, also...you go below feeling that's why we'll win this war. No one can beat that kind of stuff!
From Samuel Eliot Morison
Vol. II - History of United States Naval Operations in World War II (Operations in North African Waters) 源 https://www.galik.com/lci/lci14.htm
说起来,我唯一一次正经坐船是坐粤海铁路的火车轮渡,一万5、6的吨位还有减摇设施,又是在琼州海峡里航行,非常平稳。其他坐小渡船、快艇虽然颠得厉害但也不觉得难受,也许是时间太短。
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