United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 85
... fleet while the other fleet proceeds about its undertaking . If he succeeds in opposing us with his masking fleet alone , we must endeavor to escape from this fleet without too great a sacrifice , and then proceed to interrupt the oper ...
... fleet while the other fleet proceeds about its undertaking . If he succeeds in opposing us with his masking fleet alone , we must endeavor to escape from this fleet without too great a sacrifice , and then proceed to interrupt the oper ...
Sivu 86
... fleet would be likely to have with it a number of auxiliaries to carry coal , ammunition , and possibly troops , and the expedition might be seri- ously crippled by the destruction of these vessels ... fleet . Should this 86 FLEET TACTICS .
... fleet would be likely to have with it a number of auxiliaries to carry coal , ammunition , and possibly troops , and the expedition might be seri- ously crippled by the destruction of these vessels ... fleet . Should this 86 FLEET TACTICS .
Sivu 87
... fleet could seize a harbor near the fleet that they were masking , and , without attempting to blockade our fleet , merely keep up a close observation with cruisers and torpedo - boats , being ready to slip and pursue when our vessels ...
... fleet could seize a harbor near the fleet that they were masking , and , without attempting to blockade our fleet , merely keep up a close observation with cruisers and torpedo - boats , being ready to slip and pursue when our vessels ...
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