United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 210
... battle - ships having the necessary endurance to act from a home base , nine armored cruisers , and sixty - three protected cruisers . Of similar vessels , France will soon possess five armored cruisers and nine protected cruisers ...
... battle - ships having the necessary endurance to act from a home base , nine armored cruisers , and sixty - three protected cruisers . Of similar vessels , France will soon possess five armored cruisers and nine protected cruisers ...
Sivu 212
... battle - ships of such endurance , for it is evident that a policy of protection without the power to act offensively , even to carrying war to the very doors of an enemy , would , at the present time , double the force with which we ...
... battle - ships of such endurance , for it is evident that a policy of protection without the power to act offensively , even to carrying war to the very doors of an enemy , would , at the present time , double the force with which we ...
Sivu 215
... battle - ships of great endurance .... 10,000 100,000 $ 56,400,000 3 Third - class battle - ships of great endurance .. 6,30c 6,650 20,450 11,000,000 7 , 8 First - class battle - ships of limited endurance .... 8,000 64,000 39,890,000 ...
... battle - ships of great endurance .... 10,000 100,000 $ 56,400,000 3 Third - class battle - ships of great endurance .. 6,30c 6,650 20,450 11,000,000 7 , 8 First - class battle - ships of limited endurance .... 8,000 64,000 39,890,000 ...
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