The submarine in war and peace; its developments and its possibilities (1918)
Lake, Simon, 1866-1945 · Philadelphia London : J.B. Lippincott Co. · leaf 36
g*« S.9- <>_. atteries as requiremen The batte while bein both vesse C/l H used ints for trries as fi? chargeand ere 07: > H < en o a dern submervice areintroducedere the cau H HM n pi r re3g2. ^p »*£ havemore□marimuch H3t»^ » W < CD p.33 o. D-TSL ly dloseely tange rto 2 <o ^ 2.… … WHAT THE MODERN SUBMARINE IS per horsepower into high-speed engines of approximatelyfifty pounds per horsepower, all designers fell down. Itwas but natural that naval authorities throughout the worldshould call for increased speed; they cannot be criticised forthat, as it is a desirable thing, but…
Submarines (Ships)
Internet Archive · Cornell University Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
![An illustration from Current architecture: published in connection with a joint exibition [sic] held in Boston November 1916 (1916)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-currentarchitect1916bost-108-164.webp)
