Who is responsible for supplying LCAC dry docking blocks if necessary?

The responsibility for supplying LCAC (Landing Craft Air Cushion) dry docking blocks lies with the LCAC Maintenance Detachment. This team is specifically tasked with the maintenance and support of the LCACs, which includes ensuring that all necessary equipment, such as dry docking blocks, is available for servicing the craft. They have the technical knowledge and resources to determine what maintenance and support needs to be fulfilled, including the supply of essential docking equipment to facilitate repairs or maintenance activities.

The LCAC Maintenance Detachment's focus on the operational readiness and upkeep of the craft makes them the designated authority for these supplies, directly impacting the performance and safety of the LCACs. In contrast, other entities like the Marine Maintenance Crew may provide general maintenance support, the Ship's Supply Division may supply various items, and the Port Authority may oversee docking logistics, but these roles do not specifically include the responsibility for supplying dry docking blocks for LCACs. The precision of the LCAC Maintenance Detachment's duties aligns with the specialized requirements for effective LCAC operations.