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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 20 (November 1898) (1898)

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, the defensive properties of the steel would be the induced ventilation. considerably increased, perhaps as much as twenty per and a description of one applies equally to all the others; The ship is driven by twin screws aotaated by two cent. The protective deck, or more properly the main so, for… … FEOFOSED MONITOE "AEKANSAS." ALSO "CONNECTICUT,*' "FLOEIDA," AND "WYOMING." From a drawing by R. G. Skerrett. Displacement, 8,700 tons. Speed, 12 knots. Goal Supply, 200 tons. Oomplement, 137. Armor: Belt, 11 inches to 5 inches; deck, 1^6 inches; barbette, 11 inches; turret, 11 inches; conning…

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