United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 73
... close order , and this should be very close , so as to give good mutual support in case of ramming . Then if your vessels are nearer together than the enemy's , you have a greater force than his on some part of the line , and you move ...
... close order , and this should be very close , so as to give good mutual support in case of ramming . Then if your vessels are nearer together than the enemy's , you have a greater force than his on some part of the line , and you move ...
Sivu 88
... close order , is considered , it would seem that , if too close a combination were used , tactics would be almost impossible , and the difficulty of seeing and obeying signals would lead to confusion . If sailing together , they should ...
... close order , is considered , it would seem that , if too close a combination were used , tactics would be almost impossible , and the difficulty of seeing and obeying signals would lead to confusion . If sailing together , they should ...
Sivu 517
United States Naval Institute. : 5 L H to carry on duty ; but close supervision should never be relaxed for a moment by the officer of the watch ; and no study of scientific principles , if pursued at the expense of the habit of close ...
United States Naval Institute. : 5 L H to carry on duty ; but close supervision should never be relaxed for a moment by the officer of the watch ; and no study of scientific principles , if pursued at the expense of the habit of close ...
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