United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 240
... battery . The guns to load in a single fore - and - aft position , elevated and run in . The ammunition supply for each 12 - inch gun to be forty - five rounds at load displacement . THE SECONDARY BATTERY AND ITS , PROTECTION . Between ...
... battery . The guns to load in a single fore - and - aft position , elevated and run in . The ammunition supply for each 12 - inch gun to be forty - five rounds at load displacement . THE SECONDARY BATTERY AND ITS , PROTECTION . Between ...
Sivu 512
... battery where desired , and it is the battery that wins or loses the fight , according as the crew is skilled or unskilled in its manipulation . Individual skill , here and there , we have , in spite of discour- agements ; organized ...
... battery where desired , and it is the battery that wins or loses the fight , according as the crew is skilled or unskilled in its manipulation . Individual skill , here and there , we have , in spite of discour- agements ; organized ...
Sivu 592
... battery H is completely silenced ; battery E has suffered severely , apparently , but still shows fight ; her 6 - inch guns on hydro - pneumatic mountings are still game to fight , but as they fire so slowly and make such bad shooting ...
... battery H is completely silenced ; battery E has suffered severely , apparently , but still shows fight ; her 6 - inch guns on hydro - pneumatic mountings are still game to fight , but as they fire so slowly and make such bad shooting ...
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