USS LST-277

USS LST-277 was a LST-1-class tank landing ship in the United States Navy during World War II. She was later sold to Chile as Commandante Toro (LST-97).

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USS LST-461, USS LST-277, USS LST-917 and USS LST-571 beached while unloading across pontoon causeways probably at Lingayen Gulf, circa January 1945.

USS LST-277 sails in the background while USS PCS-1404, is being refueled while en route to Saipan, by an unidentified vessel, 15 June 1944.

Members of the US Army 804th Engineer Aviation Battalion board LSTs, including USS LST-274 and USS LST-277, at Pearl Harbor, T.H., 27 May 1944 prior to departure for the Marianas.

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		USS LST-461, USS LST-277, USS LST-917 and USS LST-571 beached while unloading across pontoon causeways probably at Lingayen Gulf, circa January 1945.		Commons
commons	image		USS LST-277 sails in the background while USS PCS-1404, is being refueled while en route to Saipan, by an unidentified vessel, 15 June 1944.		Commons
commons	image		Members of the US Army 804th Engineer Aviation Battalion board LSTs, including USS LST-274 and USS LST-277, at Pearl Harbor, T.H., 27 May 1944 prior to departure for the Marianas.		Commons