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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 23 (1907) (1907)

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e, but for fire on either broadside. The disadvantages are that a single successful hit by Armor: Belt, 1644 inches to 4 inches ; turrets, Displacement, 11,552 tons. Speed, 17.2 knots. the enemy would probably put all the four guns of the Batteries: Four 13-inch B. L.: fourteen 6-inch turret out of… … made a rather surprising departure from the previous battleships of our navy, by discarding the 8-inch gun Armor (Krupp): Belt, 11 inches to 4 inches; turrets, Displacement, 12,500 tons. Speed, 18 knots. Armament: Four 12-inch 40-caliber, altogether. In the six battleships which preceded Torpedo…

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