Sealift Command

The Navy Sealift Command (MSC) operates a fleet of ships primarily focused on supporting military operations through transportation and logistical support. These ships play a crucial role in moving supplies, equipment, and personnel across the globe, ensuring that military operations are sustained and well-supplied. Here’s a brief overview of the types of ships typically under the Navy Sealift Command:

  1. Dry Cargo Ships: These ships transport dry goods such as food, equipment, and ammunition.
  2. Tanker Ships: They carry fuel for Navy ships and other military vehicles.
  3. Roll-on/Roll-off Ships (RO/RO): These vessels are designed to carry wheeled cargo, such as vehicles and heavy equipment, that can be driven on and off the ship.
  4. Prepositioning Ships: They carry large amounts of pre-staged equipment and supplies, ready to be deployed quickly in the event of a conflict.
  5. Hospital Ships: Equipped to provide medical and surgical care to support military and humanitarian missions.

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