List of German Navy Ships - Amphibious Warfare Ships

Amphibious Warfare Ships

  • Landing craft
    • 520 (Barbe class) (used as transport ships now)
      • L760 Flunder (decommissioned)
      • L761 Karpfen (decommissioned)
      • L762 Lachs
      • L763 Plötze (decommissioned)
      • L764 Rochen (decommissioned)
      • L765 Schlei
      • L766 Stör (decommissioned)
      • L767 Tümmler (decommissioned)
      • L768 Wels (decommissioned)
      • L769 Zander (decommissioned)
      • L788 Butt (decommissioned)
      • L789 Brasse (decommissioned)
      • L790 Barbe (decommissioned)
      • L791 Delphin (decommissioned)
      • L792 Dorsch (decommissioned)
      • L793 Felchen (decommissioned)
      • L794 Forelle (decommissioned)
      • L795 Inger (decommissioned)
      • L796 Makrele (decommissioned)
      • L797 Muräne (decommissioned)

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