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ARM Usumacinta Military Ship Details

In Service:1970 | 56 years
Hull Number:A412
Class:Newport
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Call Sign:NA
Flagged Country:Mexico
Category:Transport Dock
Complement:213
Gross Tons:8,342 GT
Length: 562.0 ft
Beam: 69.5 ft
Draft: 17.5 ft
Speed: 22.0 knots / 25.3 mph
Staterooms:NA

The Newport class tank landing ships are classic amphibious vessels designed to deliver heavy vehicles and equipment directly onto beaches. Their unique bow ramp and large cargo capacity made them workhorses of U.S. amphibious forces for decades, with several still serving in foreign navies.

Ship Name & Operator History

Ship NameName EraLine Name
ARM Usumacinta(2003 - Today) 23 yearsMexican Navy
USS Frederick(1970 - 2002) 32 yearsUnited States Navy

Newport Class Sister Ships

Ship Name(s)Line Name
Mattoso MaiaBrazilian Navy
ARM PapaloapanMexican Navy

ARM Usumacinta (A412) Previous Deployments

Deployment Began: Wed Jun 24, 2026

Deployment Ended: Fri Jul 31, 2026

Days Deployed: 37 days

Deployment Location: Hawaiian operating areas / RIMPAC sea phase (July 2026)

Post-Deployment Location: Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii

Mission: Mexican Navy amphibious support ship participated in RIMPAC 2026, supporting multinational amphibious, logistics, maritime training, and final exercise events in Hawaii.


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