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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 15 (April 1898) (1898)
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e would discharge one, and if the first is 108 tons. missed, two of her torpedoes. In the unlikely event of afloat. In the first place, she carries in her bow or The "Holland" (as she is called) is much smaller. missing with the bow torpedoes, she would fire her nose ail under-water discharge-tube… … sition, the boat on each side BOW VIEW OF THE "HOLLAND," SHOWING U01TTH OF AERIAL TORPEDO GUN, THE SUPERSTRUCTURE DECK AND THE CONNING TOWER. buried her © 1898 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Torpedo · Patents · Submarine · Boat · Ship · Frame · Scientific American · Coils · Young men · Rack bar · Candle power · Conning tower · Torpedo boat · Holland submarine · Gas engine · Submarine boat · Protected cruiser
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