File:Landing-Craft-Infantry-LIFE-1944.jpg

DescriptionLanding-Craft-Infantry-LIFE-1944.jpg	English: Front cover of the March 27, 1944, issue of Life magazine, featuring a photograph captioned "Landing Craft, Infantry" (U.S.S. LCI 220)
Date	27 March 1944
Source	Google books
Author	Time Inc.; photograph by George Rodger
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• Information about the cover appears on page 17, reading as follows:
  LIFE'S COVER: The LCI on cover is one of the huge fleet of amphibious craft which are busy on the far-flung fronts of the world. How far-flung is instanced by the fact that this LCI, whose number is 220, is disembarking troops onto an Italian beach, while the LCI only six numbers away, 226, took part in actions on New Guinea and New Britain. For the adventures and personality of 226, see the article by John Hersey on pages 53–61.
• George Rodger is credited on page 23 as the photographer.

LIFE issues from Volume 16 Number 1 through Volume 18 Number 13 are in public domain as their copyright was not renewed. This issue is Volume 16, Number 13.

• 1971: copyright renewal for Volume 15
• 1972: absence of copyright renewal for Volumes 16 and 17
• 1973: absence of copyright renewal for the first half of Volume 18; copyright renewal resumes with Volume 18 Number 14