g fold- upon the plate with a penetration of 9^ inches. The ed back and wrecked over an area of d% feet square. main fighting power of the ship, become wedged in its point of impact was li]4 inches from the top of the Rivets were sheared and flew all over the turret, leav- seat and rendered all but… … thrown to the ret armor of the BATTLESHIP MASSACHUsETTS-EXTEKNAL VIEW, SHOWING COMPLETE FENETBATION OF EXPJSUIMENTAL TUilBEI OF THE rear, leaving Massachusetts. 16 INCH HABVEYIZED NICKEL STEEL PLATE. ) 1896 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.
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