United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 143
... advantage ; the handier ship would have that advantage , and that point had not been sufficiently recognized . It was stated that the Russians were going to build enormous armor - clads ; he only hoped they would do so . He did not know ...
... advantage ; the handier ship would have that advantage , and that point had not been sufficiently recognized . It was stated that the Russians were going to build enormous armor - clads ; he only hoped they would do so . He did not know ...
Sivu 275
... advantage from the subdivision and presence of water - excluding materials , such as fuel , commonly found in the wings above the armor decks of high- sided ships , any water - line damage is of greater importance as affect- ing ...
... advantage from the subdivision and presence of water - excluding materials , such as fuel , commonly found in the wings above the armor decks of high- sided ships , any water - line damage is of greater importance as affect- ing ...
Sivu 429
... advantage of a cruiser's being able to keep the high seas independently of coaling stations . I do not think there can be any question as to which alterna- tive possesses the greatest merit for our cruisers , which cannot depend on ...
... advantage of a cruiser's being able to keep the high seas independently of coaling stations . I do not think there can be any question as to which alterna- tive possesses the greatest merit for our cruisers , which cannot depend on ...
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