Military And Naval America
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Torpedo tubes, 2, 21-inch submerged. Armor 11-inch belt (amidships) 5-inch belt (ends) 12-inch turrets; 11-inch turret bases; 63 in. Battery. Parsons' Turbine Engines WARSHIPS 807 able that over one hundred years of study, theory, and practical experimentation was necessary to develop the submarine boat to a point of efficiency and standardization meriting its uni- versal adoption by maritime powers as an offensive weapon.
As far back as the War of 1812 is chronicled a successful voy- age of a ...United States submarine boat in search of the British flagship Ramilles. During this war a British squadron with the Ramilles as flag ship lay at anchor in Long Island Sound un- molested and unharmed for months.
In the meantime an inventor at Norwich, Conn. , fourteen miles up the Thames River was working away on a submarine boat in which when complete he voyaged under water at the rate of three miles per hour. "Three times he went under the Ramilles and on the third occasion had nearly fastened a tor- pedo to the ship's bottom when the breaking of a screw baffled the attempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Torpedo tubes, 2, 21-inch submerged. Armor 11-inch belt (amidships) 5-inch belt (ends) 12-inch turrets; 11-inch turret bases; 63 in. Battery. Parsons' Turbine Engines WARSHIPS 807 able that over one hundred years of study, theory, and practical experimentation was necessary to develop the submarine boat to a point of efficiency and standardization meriting its uni- versal adoption by maritime powers as an offensive weapon.
As far back as the War of 1812 is chronicled a successful voy- age of a ...United States submarine boat in search of the British flagship Ramilles. During this war a British squadron with the Ramilles as flag ship lay at anchor in Long Island Sound un- molested and unharmed for months.
In the meantime an inventor at Norwich, Conn. , fourteen miles up the Thames River was working away on a submarine boat in which when complete he voyaged under water at the rate of three miles per hour. "Three times he went under the Ramilles and on the third occasion had nearly fastened a tor- pedo to the ship's bottom when the breaking of a screw baffled the attempt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Summers Kerrick to read onlineMoreLess
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