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I was stationed in the conning-tower with a Lieutenant and two other Mids, and here also were the chief quartermaster, who manipulates the wheel in action, a telegraph operator, and one or two other seaman ratings. Presently a signalman came down 50 FROM SNOTTY TO SUB.
and showed us a signal which read : " Commodore T. [the Commodore in com- mand of all unattached torpedo craft] in the light cruiser reports in touch with the enemy light forces. " This naturally caused some excitement, but, in o...ur long months of monotonous watching and waiting, hope had been so often deferred that we had grown sceptical of ever having the good fortune to really engage the enemy. By this time the whole Fleet was proceeding at 1 8 knots, great clouds of smoke pouring from all funnels. This smoke, however, ceased as soon as the fires had been made up sufficiently to give the necessary head of steam, and as in our modern battleships with their marvellous turbine engines vibration is practically non-existent, only the swift rush of the wind through the slits in the conning-tower enabled us to realize the speed the Fleet had now attained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was stationed in the conning-tower with a Lieutenant and two other Mids, and here also were the chief quartermaster, who manipulates the wheel in action, a telegraph operator, and one or two other seaman ratings. Presently a signalman came down 50 FROM SNOTTY TO SUB.
and showed us a signal which read : " Commodore T. [the Commodore in com- mand of all unattached torpedo craft] in the light cruiser reports in touch with the enemy light forces. " This naturally caused some excitement, but, in o...ur long months of monotonous watching and waiting, hope had been so often deferred that we had grown sceptical of ever having the good fortune to really engage the enemy. By this time the whole Fleet was proceeding at 1 8 knots, great clouds of smoke pouring from all funnels. This smoke, however, ceased as soon as the fires had been made up sufficiently to give the necessary head of steam, and as in our modern battleships with their marvellous turbine engines vibration is practically non-existent, only the swift rush of the wind through the slits in the conning-tower enabled us to realize the speed the Fleet had now attained.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wolstan Beaumont Charles Weld Forester to read onlineMoreLess
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