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Sivu xix
During the past year, the affairs of the Institute may be said to have met with
unvarying success. The membership has increased until it now amounts to
members, 368; honorary members, life members, and associate members, 14;
and the ...
During the past year, the affairs of the Institute may be said to have met with
unvarying success. The membership has increased until it now amounts to
members, 368; honorary members, life members, and associate members, 14;
and the ...
Sivu 3
Among others were shrinking onto the breech of the gun wrought iron bands and
wrought iron jackets (our Parrott system), putting on a bronze jacket, and lining
with steel tubes of various qualities, but without any decided success, and it was
...
Among others were shrinking onto the breech of the gun wrought iron bands and
wrought iron jackets (our Parrott system), putting on a bronze jacket, and lining
with steel tubes of various qualities, but without any decided success, and it was
...
Sivu 13
Now is the time when we should be learning, as well by failures as by successes,
should be training skilled labor and should be increasing our facilities of
manufacture. Nor may the time be very far distant when we shall find ourselves ...
Now is the time when we should be learning, as well by failures as by successes,
should be training skilled labor and should be increasing our facilities of
manufacture. Nor may the time be very far distant when we shall find ourselves ...
Sivu 27
The English, as I say, have determined in favor of one head and absolute
uniformity, and judging from the general success of their system, we should do
well to follow suit. I cannot, in the time allotted, do more than merely glance at
what is ...
The English, as I say, have determined in favor of one head and absolute
uniformity, and judging from the general success of their system, we should do
well to follow suit. I cannot, in the time allotted, do more than merely glance at
what is ...
Sivu 29
I have always thought, and after extended observation still more think, that we
have been more successful in educating officers than has been any other
nationality; but here we stop, -an immense break takes place, which must be
bridged over.
I have always thought, and after extended observation still more think, that we
have been more successful in educating officers than has been any other
nationality; but here we stop, -an immense break takes place, which must be
bridged over.
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Kirjaluettelon tiedot
| 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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