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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 180

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illion dollars’ worth of property. Few of the vessels in where gale follows gale and the prevalence of heavy storms the locality of the fire escaped without injury, and in Fig. 1 taxes the skill and courage of the hardiest navigators and is shown the spectacular fire which destroyed the American… … given in the photograph on the opposite page, which shows Although less dangerous but scarcely less troublesome are the United States battleship Vermont, with all decks awash the obstacles encountered in the winter months on account of from stem to stern, fighting her way through a mid-winter ice.…

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