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The total number of papers presented during the year was twenty-four, of which
the Executive Committee, exercising a just though not rigid censorship, have
printed twenty. A number of professional papers on topics of general interest
have ...
The total number of papers presented during the year was twenty-four, of which
the Executive Committee, exercising a just though not rigid censorship, have
printed twenty. A number of professional papers on topics of general interest
have ...
Sivu 4
S. B. was fired with extreme charges and 180 lb. shell, with ten to fifty inches air
spaces, and four shell with 123 lb. bursting charges were intentionally burst in the
bore. This gun is still good. 4. Another extraordinary example is that of a Xinch ...
S. B. was fired with extreme charges and 180 lb. shell, with ten to fifty inches air
spaces, and four shell with 123 lb. bursting charges were intentionally burst in the
bore. This gun is still good. 4. Another extraordinary example is that of a Xinch ...
Sivu 5
A X inch Columbiad converted into an 8 inch M. L. R. by lining with a steel tube
blew to pieces after four hundred and fifty six rounds. From all this it may well be
claimed that the Bureau of Ordnance did not proceed to the conversion of its XI ...
A X inch Columbiad converted into an 8 inch M. L. R. by lining with a steel tube
blew to pieces after four hundred and fifty six rounds. From all this it may well be
claimed that the Bureau of Ordnance did not proceed to the conversion of its XI ...
Sivu 7
The English are firing a four caliber shell for that purpose, and report the
accuracy as quite satisfactory up to two thousand yards, although the flight is
somewhat noisy. Our shell is but 2.8 calibers, as our pitch of rifling is somewhat
slower than ...
The English are firing a four caliber shell for that purpose, and report the
accuracy as quite satisfactory up to two thousand yards, although the flight is
somewhat noisy. Our shell is but 2.8 calibers, as our pitch of rifling is somewhat
slower than ...
Sivu 18
To receive this large number (twenty-four hundred being the last year's
allowance of new entries) there are five line-of-battle ships, two of which are
stationed at Devonport, one at Portsmouth, one at Portland and the other at
Falmouth in ...
To receive this large number (twenty-four hundred being the last year's
allowance of new entries) there are five line-of-battle ships, two of which are
stationed at Devonport, one at Portsmouth, one at Portland and the other at
Falmouth in ...
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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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