Dokdo-class amphibious assault ship

The Dokdo-class amphibious assault ship (독도급 대형수송함; 獨島級 大型輸送艦) is a class of landing platform helicopter (LPH) and amphibious assault ships operated by the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN).The idea comprises a military operation in which an amphibious landing is conducted with high-speed air-cushioned vehicles and helicopters from beyond the horizon, where the enemy cannot easily detect or attack them.The Goalkeeper close-in weapon system (CIWS) was purchased in January 2003 from Thales at a pre-set price of 13,000,000,000 won (roughly $15,000,000).[10][11][12] Dokdo is similar in size to the light aircraft carriers derived from the Sea Control Ship, such as the Spanish Navy's former aircraft carrier Príncipe de Asturias and the Royal Thai Navy's Chakri Naruebet.In November 2024, the Republic of Korea Navy tested the Gray Eagle STOL UAV on ROKS Dokdo amphibious assault ship.
A US Navy MH-60S landing on the flight deck of Dokdo .
Dokdo conducts well-deck operations with a US Navy LCAC.
Dokdo assisting search and rescue after the sinking of ROKS Cheonan .
The ROKS Marado in Busan, 2019.
Hanjin Heavy IndustriesRepublic of Korea NavyLanding platform helicopterSEMT Pielstickmarine diesel engineLSF-IISMART-LChaff launcherGoalkeeper CIWSPhalanx CIWSRIM-116 Rolling Airframe MissileK-VLS cellsUH-60PSuper Lynxamphibious assault shipsmilitary operations other than warblue-water navySolgae-class LCAClanding craft air cushionUS NavyMH-60Swell deckamphibious assault vehiclesdisplacementlanding ship tankurethaneSouth KoreaKAI SurionGoalkeeperclose-in weapon systemThalesV-22 OspreysElta SystemsEL/M-2248 MF-STARLIG Nex1K-SAAMlight aircraft carriersSea Control ShipSpanish NavyPríncipe de AsturiasRoyal Thai NavyChakri NaruebetROKS DokdoROKS Maradosinking of ROKS CheonanYonhapGray Eagle STOL UAVROKS DokdoYonhap News AgencyJane's Information GroupCommissioned ships of the Republic of Korea NavySubmarinesDosan Ahn Changho-classDosan Ahn ChanghoAhn MuSohn Won-yil-classSohn Won-yilJeong JiAn Jung-geunKim Jwa-jinYun Bong-gilYu Gwan-sunHong Beom-doLee Beom-seokShin Dol-seokJang Bogo-classJang BogoYi CheonChoe MuseonPark WiLee JongmooJung WoonYi Sun-sinNa Dae-yongYi EokgiDolgorae-classDestroyersSejong the Great-classSejong the GreatYulgok Yi ISeoae Ryu Seong-ryongChungmugong Yi Sun-sin-classChungmugong Yi Sun-sinMunmu the GreatDae Jo-yeongWang GeonGang Gam-chanChoe YeongGwanggaeto the Great-classGwanggaeto the GreatEulji MundeokYang Man-chunFrigatesDaegu-classGyeongnamDonghaeDaejeonPohangCheonanChuncheonIncheon-classIncheonGyeonggiJeonbukGangwonChungbukGwangjuUlsan-classChungnamGyeongbukJeonnamCheongjuCorvettesPohang-classBucheonSeongnamJecheonSokchoYeongjuNamwonGwangmyeongSinseongGongjuPatrol vesselsYoon Youngha-classChamsuri-classAmphibious warfare shipsMaradoCheon Wang Bong-classGo Jun Bong-classSolgae 631-classSolgae 621-classMine warfareshipsNampo-classWonsan-classYangyang-classGanggyeong-classAuxiliary shipsSoyang-classSoyangCheonji-classCheonjiDaecheongHwacheonPyeongtaekGwangyangTongyeongCheonghaejin-classCheonghaejin