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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 14 (April 1899) (1899)

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or five men when on the alert and in full the boat was sub- command of her ma- merged. Attached be- neuvering powers. At low the hull was a cer- the same time, as is tain amount of ballast, pointed out by the na- which, if desired, could val officer quoted at the be released from the in- close of… … The Submarine Torpedo Boat " Gustave Zede " in the Roadstead of Toulon. Longitudinal Section Through the " Gustave Zede." Length, 148 feet; diameter, 10 75 feet; displacement, 260 tons; propulsion by a 750 H. P. electric motor; submersion through the introduction of water and the use of a…

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