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The XI inch gun was not converted into a breech loader, for the reason that it is
mainly designed for use in our present cruising vessels as a shifting pivot gun for
spar decks, and there would be little if any advantage gained from rapidity of fire
...
The XI inch gun was not converted into a breech loader, for the reason that it is
mainly designed for use in our present cruising vessels as a shifting pivot gun for
spar decks, and there would be little if any advantage gained from rapidity of fire
...
Sivu 49
The Chairmen has said something about the rig of catamarans. I think that as
they are made now of india rubber and sometimes kept on deck and sometimes
below, they are, when on deck, only a good substitute for a life buoy, and that the
...
The Chairmen has said something about the rig of catamarans. I think that as
they are made now of india rubber and sometimes kept on deck and sometimes
below, they are, when on deck, only a good substitute for a life buoy, and that the
...
Sivu 99
Having gone through the legal forms of apprenticeship orders are sent to the
medical officer to examine physically, to the officer of the deck to send over the
mast head, and to the Chaplain who examines mentally, according to the form No
.
Having gone through the legal forms of apprenticeship orders are sent to the
medical officer to examine physically, to the officer of the deck to send over the
mast head, and to the Chaplain who examines mentally, according to the form No
.
Sivu 100
... so all instruction is confined to one watch for the day, the watch on deck (
weather permitting) being exercised in seamanship. The routine of instruction, (
No. 6.), provides for three hours per week for “all hands” in general exercises, as
ship's ...
... so all instruction is confined to one watch for the day, the watch on deck (
weather permitting) being exercised in seamanship. The routine of instruction, (
No. 6.), provides for three hours per week for “all hands” in general exercises, as
ship's ...
Sivu 101
It will be seen by the routine that as many hours are devoted to instruction in
seamanship as to any other branch, and in summer the exercises, both general
at colors and sunset, and by the watch on deck, when not at work, add very much
...
It will be seen by the routine that as many hours are devoted to instruction in
seamanship as to any other branch, and in summer the exercises, both general
at colors and sunset, and by the watch on deck, when not at work, add very much
...
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| Otsikko | Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 6 |
| Kirjoittaja | United States Naval Institute |
| Kustantaja | U.S. Naval Institute, 1880 |
| Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti | Michiganin yliopisto |
| Digitoitu | 20. heinäkuu 2011 |
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