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The Amphibious Assault Ship (AAS) is a type of naval vessel designed to transport and deploy troops, vehicles, and equipment in amphibious assault operations. AAS vessels are typically equipped with a well deck, which can be flooded to allow landing craft and other vessels to be launched and recovered. They also have a flight deck for helicopters and other aircraft, as well as a hangar for storing and maintaining aircraft. AAS vessels are typically equipped with a variety of weapons, including anti-aircraft guns, surface-to-surface missiles, and torpedoes.
AAS vessels are used by navies around the world for a variety of missions, including amphibious assault, humanitarian assistance, and disaster relief. They are also used for non-combat operations, such as search and rescue, and maritime security.
Some of the companies in the Amphibious Assault Ship market include BAE Systems, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Navantia, Fincantieri, and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering. Show Less Read more