The Runnymede-class large landing craft or LCU 2000 class vessels are operated by the United States Army.

They transport rolling and tracked vehicles, containers, and outsized and general cargo from ships offshore to shore, as well as to areas that cannot be reached by oceangoing vessels (coastal, harbor, and intercoastal waterways).
It can be self-deployed or transported aboard a float-on/float-off vessel.
It is classed for full ocean service and one-man engine room operations and is built to U.S. Coast Guard standards.
The vessel can sustain a crew of 2 warrant officers and 11 enlisted personnel for up to 18 days, and 10,000 miles.
This class is also equipped with an aft anchor to assist in retracting from the beach.
The Runnymede-class large landing craft or LCU 2000 class vessels are operated by the United States Army.
They transport rolling and tracked vehicles, containers, and outsized and general cargo from ships offshore to shore, as well as to areas that cannot be reached by oceangoing vessels (coastal, harbor, and intercoastal waterways). It can be self-deployed or transported aboard a float-on/float-off vessel. It is classed for full ocean service and one-man engine room operations and is built to U.S. Coast Guard standards. The vessel can sustain a crew of 2 warrant officers and 11 enlisted personnel for up to 18 days, and 10,000 miles. This class is also equipped with an aft anchor to assist in retracting from the beach.
Landing Craft Utility