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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 15 (October 1900) (1900)

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mean draught, 12 feet 6 Signaling With Kite*. Elizabethport, N. J. These ships represent the modern inches. The side armor of the former vessel is 13 A system of war signals with colored parachutes in development of the monitor type of warship, and in inches in greatest thickness, tapering to 8… … ed by lighted time serviceable vessel, SINGLE-TUBBET, HABBOE-DEFENSE MONITOB "WYOMING." for she is heavily fuses, and one was 3.335 tons. Speed, 12 knots. Normal Coal Supply, 100 tons. Armor: Belt, 11 inches; turrets, 10 inches: barbettes, 11 inches; Df splace me nt timed to release armed, well…

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