Europe in Arms, the Titanic War of Nations;
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The sighter in the conning tower moves swiftly up within range of the vessel he is attacking and gives the signal for the discharge of the torpedo. The men aboard the attacked ship have no warning of their impending death except a thin sheaf of water that folloAVS on the surface in the wake of the submerged torpedo and which lasts only an instant.
By a compressed air arrangement motive power is furnished the torpedo in transit for its propellers.
A gyroscope keeps it on a plane and upright. A s...triker on the nose of the torpedo is released by a fan which revolves in the water. The nose of the 216 THE MERCILESS MACHINERY OF WAR torpedo strikes the side of the battleship and the compact jars the primer of fuhninate of mercury.
The high explosive of gunpowder forces out a shell and explodes with it after the shell has penetrated the armor. Then the work is done.
It is generally believed that Portsmouth harbor and the fortifications of the Thames in England are heavily supplied with torpedoes of the new type.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sighter in the conning tower moves swiftly up within range of the vessel he is attacking and gives the signal for the discharge of the torpedo. The men aboard the attacked ship have no warning of their impending death except a thin sheaf of water that folloAVS on the surface in the wake of the submerged torpedo and which lasts only an instant.
By a compressed air arrangement motive power is furnished the torpedo in transit for its propellers.
A gyroscope keeps it on a plane and upright. A s...triker on the nose of the torpedo is released by a fan which revolves in the water. The nose of the 216 THE MERCILESS MACHINERY OF WAR torpedo strikes the side of the battleship and the compact jars the primer of fuhninate of mercury.
The high explosive of gunpowder forces out a shell and explodes with it after the shell has penetrated the armor. Then the work is done.
It is generally believed that Portsmouth harbor and the fortifications of the Thames in England are heavily supplied with torpedoes of the new type.
What to read after Europe in Arms, the Titanic War of Nations;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevens, Charles Mcclellan, 1861- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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