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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 24 (December 1901) (1901)

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in naval operations on the high seas. quarters and bathing facilities will make life reason- The monitor lacks those prime qualities of a fight- major part of the rapid-fire portion of the battery. ably comfortable for the complement of a captain, six The hammock berthing is also in the… … Displacement* 3,235 tons. Speed, 11.5 knots. Bunker Capacity, 400 tons. Armor: Belt, 11 inches; turrets. 10 inches; barbettes, It inches: deck, 1H inch. Armament! Two 12-inch 40*ahber B. L.; four 4-inch B. F.; three 6-pounders; six 1-pounders two Colts. Complement, 137. HARBOR-DEFENSE MONITOR…

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