The San Antonio Class refers to a group of amphibious transport dock ships used by the United States Navy. These vessels are designed to support amphibious operations by transporting and landing troops, equipment, and supplies. They can carry a variety of vehicles, including Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) and Marine Corps units, making them versatile for military missions. The class includes several ships, with the lead ship, USS San Antonio (LPD-17), commissioned in 2006. These ships are equipped with advanced technology and systems for command and control, as well as medical facilities. The San Antonio Class plays a crucial role in enhancing the Navy's ability to conduct operations worldwide.