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Built for the City of Fort Pierce, this 28’ Munson Landing craft is designed to support waterfront operations including emergency response and marine firefighting.

Designed as a long-range expedition and support platform, this 52′ Munson PackMan landing craft combines exceptional cargo-carrying capability with advanced systems and all-weather accommodations.

The Rhode Island State Police selected this 30′ Munson PackCat catamaran landing craft to support maritime law enforcement, dive operations, homeland security missions, and emergency response throughout the state’s coastal and inland waterways.

Designed for rapid emergency response, this 26′ Munson PackMan high-speed landing craft provides a versatile platform for marine firefighting, rescue, and public safety operations. Outfitting includes a self-contained Tohatsu fire pump capable of delivering up to 320 GPM, a heavy-duty tow bitt, dive and recovery ladders at the bow and side door, insulated heated wheelhouse, trim tabs, shore power with onboard battery charging, and Mercury Joystick Piloting for exceptional low-speed control during firefighting and rescue operations.

The Burnsville Fire Department selected this 23’ Munson PackMan landing craft to support fire, rescue, and dive operations in a compact and highly maneuverable platform. Designed for rapid deployment and versatility, the vessel features a 64” bow door for efficient personnel and equipment transport along with a T-top console configuration for all-weather operation.

This 25’ Munson PackCat landing craft is designed to deliver exceptional stability, load carrying capability, and ride quality in a versatile platform. The twin-hull catamaran design with a low-profile center tunnel provides increased flotation and stability at rest, while a 74” bow door allows for efficient loading of personnel, equipment, or vehicles.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue selected this 26’ Munson PackCat landing craft to provide advanced firefighting, rescue, and shallow water response capabilities. The catamaran hull design delivers exceptional stability and shallow draft performance, while a 64” bow door and dual side doors allow rapid deployment of personnel and equipment.

The Port of Stockton selected this 26’ Munson PackCat landing craft to support fire response, security, and general port operations. The wide-beam catamaran hull provides excellent stability and load carrying capability, while the 74” bow door and push knees allow for efficient vessel-to-vessel operations and dockside access.

Florida Gulf Coast University selected this 28’ PackCat catamaran landing craft to support a wide range of marine operations including research, diving, and nearshore transport. The twin-hull design with a flooded tunnel provides exceptional stability at rest, making it well suited for dive operations and equipment handling.

Snohomish County Fire Department selected this 28’ PackMan high-speed landing craft to support fire suppression, rescue, and emergency response operations across the region’s rivers, lakes and waterways. The modified vee hull delivers speed and maneuverability, while maintaining the durability required for demanding public safety missions.

The University of Nevada, Reno selected this 30’ Munson PackMan landing craft to support research and dive operations on Lake Tahoe. Designed for versatility and year-round use, the vessel features a 64” bow door for efficient personnel and equipment transport, along with an enclosed, insulated wheelhouse equipped with a Webasto diesel heater for cold-weather operations.

Built for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, this 30’ Munson PackCat landing craft is designed for patrol, enforcement, and resource operations in coastal and inland waters. The twin-hull catamaran design provides excellent stability, shallow draft capability, and efficient performance, while the 64” bow door allows for quick deployment of personnel and equipment in remote or undeveloped areas.

Built for the Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, this 32’ Munson PackMan landing craft is designed to support a wide range of operations including personnel transport, equipment handling, and shoreline access in remote areas. The modified vee hull with 84” bow door allows for efficient beach landings and loading in variable conditions.

Built for the Town of Marblehead, this 32’ Munson PackCat landing craft is designed to support fire suppression, rescue, and marine response operations in coastal and harbor environments. The twin-hull catamaran design provides enhanced stability, shallow draft capability, and a smooth ride, while the wide bow door allows for efficient personnel and equipment deployment.