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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 5 (1898) (1898)

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terference is concerned, the these ships, representing the two designs, from which it will be seen that they differ considerably crippled, the upper turret would also be placed hors de device is likely to prove a success. The muzzles combat, and a light shell which was incapable of pene- of the… … rapidity of fire from the former gun, that three times CO oe PLAN AND VERTICAL SECTION THROUGH the weight of metal will be thrown in a given time from If it is compared with the *t Indiana,” it will be evi- ELLIPTICAL TURRET. the rapid-fire bat- dent that the greatest tery. The gunners change in…

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