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The Type 072-III (NATO codename: Yuting-II class) is the follow-on of the Type 072-II (Yuting-I class) large landing ship initially introduced in the 1990s by the People's Republic of China.

Type 072III landing ship [edit]

Type 072-III features a redesigned concealed bridge, and possibly enhanced sealift capability. The main difference between Type 072III and its predecessor Type 072II is that Type 072III incorporates a helicopter platform at stern (no hangar). A total of eleven ships have entered service with People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN), and all of them were built by China Shipbuilding Shipyard (中华造船厂) in Shanghai, Most of Type 072III deployed in PLAN East Sea Fleet (ESF), and the remaining in PLAN North Sea Fleet (NSF) and South Sea Fleet (SSF). Specifications:

  • Length: 119.5 meter
  • Beam: 16.4 meter
  • Draft: 2.8 meter
  • Displacement: 3430 ton standard, 4800 ton full
  • Speed: 18 kt
  • Range: 3000 nm @ 14 kt
  • Crew: 104
  • Propulsion: two 12PA6V-280MPC diesel @ 7080 kW
  • Cargo capacity: 10 tanks, or 500 ton cargo, or 250 fully equipped troops
Pennant No. IOC Fleet Name
908 2000 PLAN NSF Yandangshan
909 2000 PLAN NSF Jiuhuashan
910 2000 PLAN NSF Huanggangshan (黄岗山)
934 September 1995 PLAN ESF Danxiashan
935 December 1995 PLAN ESF Xuefengshan
936 May 1996 PLAN ESF Haiyangshan (海洋山)
937 August 1996 PLAN ESF Qingchengshan
938 January 1997 PLAN ESF Lüliangshan
939 April 2000 PLAN ESF Putuoshan
940 2002 PLAN ESF Tiantaishan
991 September 1992 PLAN SSF Emeishan

Type 072A landing ship [edit]

Type 072A landing ship is the latest member of Type 072 series landing ship. Derived from Type 072III, the most obvious visual difference between Type 072A and all earlier models of Type 072 series is that the step of the stepped superstructure on all earlier models has been eliminated. Some internet sources have claimed that this class is called Type 072IV or Type 075, but such claims have yet to be verified by official governmental sources. A total of 9 ships have been identified, and most of them are deployed at 6th Detachment of PLAN SSF at Zhanjiang.

Pennant No. IOC Fleet Shipyard Name
911 2003 PLAN NSF Liugong Island naval base Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company Tianzhushan
912 2003 PLAN NSF Qingdao naval base Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company Daqingshan (大青山)
913 2003 PLAN ESF 5th Detachment @ Wusong naval base China Shipbuilding Shipyard Baxianshan (八仙山)
992 2003 PLAN SSF 6th Detachment @ Zhanjiang naval base Wuchang Shipyard Huadingshan (华顶山)
993 2003 PLAN SSF 6th Detachment @ Zhanjiang naval base China Shipbuilding Shipyard Luoxiaoshan (罗宵山)
994 2003 PLAN SSF 6th Detachment @ Zhanjiang naval base Wuchang Shipyard Daiyunshan (戴云山)
995 2003 PLAN SSF 6th Detachment @ Zhanjiang naval base China Shipbuilding Shipyard Wanyangshan (万羊山)
996 2004 PLAN SSF 6th Detachment @ Zhanjiang naval base Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company Laotieshan (老铁山)
997 2004 PLAN SSF 6th Detachment @ Zhanjiang naval base Wuchang Shipyard Yunwushan (云雾山)

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