Combat Actions

Normandy - Omaha Beach

U. S. Coast Guard Landing Ship Infantry (Large) # 85 and it's participation at Omaha Beach, June 6, 1944.

L.C.I. (L) #322 Firing one of their 20 M.M. guns

Last Known Photo of the L. C. I. (L)

Large hole on her Starboard Side

Burnt out hull of L.C.I. (l) #91 on Omaha Beach in Normandy on D-Day

L.C.I. (L) # 93 on the beach at Omaha

Enlargement taken off picture of L.D.I. (L) # 85

The # 2 gun crew on the L.C.I. (L) #85

U. S. Coast Guard A.P.A. prepares to take aboard wounded

The burnt out hull of the L.C.I. (L) #92

U.S. Coast Guard 83 footer rescues soldiers

American troops taking exercise

L.C.I. (L) #85 at a coal dock in England

Landing Craft Infantry (LCI) on the way to Normandy

On maneuvers in the English Channel

Entrance to the Dart River

Allied troops start inland

#1 gun crew on L.C.I. (L)

wreck of the L.C.I. (L) #85

Admiral Starks

Coast Guard rescue duty

L.C.V.P.'s landing troops at Normandy on D-Day

Approaching Fox Green Beach

Unloading Our Wounded

L.C.I.(L) 85 listing heavily to starboard

Normandy - Other

U. S. Coast Guard Landing Ship Infantry (Large) # 85 June 6, 1944.

Our Flotilla Comes Home

The L.C.I.(L) # 319, #85, and #87

Former crew members of LCI (L) #85

Sicily - Landings

U. S. Coast Guard Landing Ship Infantry (Large) # 85 and it's participation at Sicily, July 1943.

Direct Hit

Misses against allied ships off Sicily

Italian Prisoners of War