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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (1905) (1905)

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poles. Doubtless were Then the cadets are taught besides to splice and to eral of the drills distinguished visitors were tendered you to try to toss one yourself, without knowing the knack of it, it would play seesaw with you over the the honorary command of each cutter for a race be- tie knots,… … Landing Drill. into the mysteries of the sextant, and of “shooting the the President’s representative at the Exposition, re- to give way together, and to back water port and give viewed the cadets, and in the race that concluded the sun.” But the most.interesting drill of all perhaps is way…

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