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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 6 (August 1901) (1901)

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20,433 foot-tons forthe 6-inch. Rear-Admiral Bradford gives reasons forhis belief that in this table the 7-inch gun has beenhighly favored, the chief of which is that the timerequired for loading the two guns, 7-inch and 8-inch,will be very nearly the same. He also considers thatthe shaded area in… … TYPE BECOMHENDED BY MINORITY REPORT. TYPE ADOPTED BY THE Diagrams show by full black lines arc of training of all guns. The shaded sections show maximum muzzle energy in foot. from the fact that although the English have so longconfined themselves to two calibers of guns, the 12-inchand 6-inch,…

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