The submarine in war and peace; its developments and its possibilities (1918)
Lake, Simon, 1866-1945 · Philadelphia London : J.B. Lippincott Co. · leaf 336
t the submarine at a speed of tenknots has more time to get nearer the course of the approach-ing ship and can have more time to calculate the enemysspeed of approach and direct course, and thus launch historpedo with more certainty of making a hit. But assumethat this approaching slow-speed ship… … ^xi Diaakam-Position Na J LlSSITANIA TVPC Speed 25Knotsa ship opthclvsrtaniatype appear) ■« amywheweontheidk of the circle of visibility as immcatk0mt mall akr*ws cwld ■■ ihtcnccprco andtutf-cdskoIP 3hi pmsko within about trtiLtS or EITHER 3101«f TM (UINMINH CENTRAL STATION MTWIEM AAB. DIAGRAM…
Submarines (Ships)
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