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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 8 (1905) (1905)

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ebling the number of vessels, the work A BLAST OF DYNAMITE AND HOW IT WAS of reconnaissance would be carried out over a far PHOTOGRAPHED. wider area, and by units that were in closer touch BY ARTHUR INKERSLEY. Though giant powder is frequently used to remove with one another and with the main body… … represents one of a class of eight ves- fuel that the vessel was to carry when PHOTOGRAPH OF A BLAST OF DYNAMITE. sels which have been designed solely running at full power on her trial trip. She was to have sufficient fuel on board to enable her to do scouting work. They carry only sufficient…

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