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• sunk in Subic Bay to form an extension to the bay's breakwater

  Multiple sources confirm that LST-559 was decommissioned in Subic Bay in June 1946 and sold in December 1947 to Bosey in the Philippines, where its hulk was sunk to extend the breakwater in Subic Bay. However, the claim that it settled "upright on a sandy bottom between Grande Island and Cubi Point" is not universally supported, with some sources only mentioning it was sunk as a breakwater or that it sits upright on a sandy bottom.

  NavSource · 2026-09-23T11:25:16.641Z

• World War II vessel design

  LSTs were developed during World War II, with the first design submitted in November 1941. They are distinct from late 1800s ship designs.

  Britannica · 2026-09-23T11:25:16.641Z

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• LST-559 was decommissioned on June 1, 1946, and sold on December 5, 1947, to Bosey in the Philippines, where its hulk was sunk to extend the breakwater in Subic Bay. It settled upright on a sandy bottom between Grande Island and Cubi Point.

  Multiple sources confirm that LST-559 was decommissioned in Subic Bay in June 1946 and sold in December 1947 to Bosey in the Philippines, where its hulk was sunk to extend the breakwater in Subic Bay.. Scubaholics Subic and NavSource also state that it settled upright on a sandy bottom between Grande Island and Cubi Point.

  Wikipedia, NavSource, Scubaholics Subic, HistoryCentral · 2026-09-23T11:26:11.206Z

• LSTs were developed during WWII, with the first design submitted in November 1941.

  LSTs were developed during World War II, with the first design submitted in November 1941. They are distinct from late 1800s ship designs.

  Wikipedia, NavSource · 2026-09-23T11:26:11.206Z