United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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... ( continued ) . Treatise on military hygiene . On the employment of cavalry in raids ( continued ) . The uses of modern artillery ( continued ) . No. 38 , NovembER . The National Guard . On open order in military operations . On the ...
... ( continued ) . Treatise on military hygiene . On the employment of cavalry in raids ( continued ) . The uses of modern artillery ( continued ) . No. 38 , NovembER . The National Guard . On open order in military operations . On the ...
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... ( continued ) . The military exhibit of 1889 ( continued ) . OCTOBER 13. The Dutch army . OCTOBER 20 . Regulations for infantry drill . The military exhibit . OCTOBER 27. Regulations for infantry drill ( end ) . Two days at the school of ...
... ( continued ) . The military exhibit of 1889 ( continued ) . OCTOBER 13. The Dutch army . OCTOBER 20 . Regulations for infantry drill . The military exhibit . OCTOBER 27. Regulations for infantry drill ( end ) . Two days at the school of ...
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... ( continued ) . Naval chronicles : The Gibraltar station ; New regulations for firing salutes , etc. MARCH . Oceanography : Statics ( continued ) . A history of a fleet of the past ( continued ) . Notes on the diurnal variations in the ...
... ( continued ) . Naval chronicles : The Gibraltar station ; New regulations for firing salutes , etc. MARCH . Oceanography : Statics ( continued ) . A history of a fleet of the past ( continued ) . Notes on the diurnal variations in the ...
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