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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 11 (1891) (1891)

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ply of the fixed point and 1% in. abaft the wing arm. The modern high-powered ordnance, our sketch shows deflection produced, due to torsional stress, was 314 how thoroughly the Bethlehem Steel Works and the deg. By moving the weight half way across the wing Washington gun factory have released us… … Fig. 10—TURNING 10-INCH PROJECTILE." upon each bow and upon the stern, and Over the corner of the pier, over the host the home port shall also be marked upon of harbor tugs gathered there, and straight the stern. These names shall be painted, or carved into the heart of the blazing mass of…

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