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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 5 (January 1898) (1898)

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f interference is concerned, the these ships, representing the two designs, from crippled, the upper turret would also be placed hors de device is likely to prove a success. The muzzles which it will be seen that they differ considerably combat, and a light shell which was incapable of pene- of the… … rapidity of fire from the former gun, that three times <! 1 •' PLAN AND VERTICAL SECTION THROUGH the weight of metal will be thrown in a given time from If it is compared with the " Indiana," it will be evi- ELLIPTICAL TURRET. the rapid-fire bat- dent that the greatest tery. The gunners change in…

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