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

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es, wreck them. No such damage could be suffered ness 4% feet from the top down, whence it tapers are protected by 5-inch armor. The ten other 6-inch by the off-side battery of the "Pennsylvania," as all to the armor ledge. For a distance of 244 feet amid- guns, five on each broadside, are to be… … Displacement, 13,680 tons. Speed, 22 knots. Bunker Capacity, 2,000 tons. Armors Belt, Otnoneo to SJflnehas; turrets, BK inches to 6 inches; barbettes, 6 inches; deck, 1)4 inch to I inches. Armament t Four 8-inch, 45-caliber b. L.; fourteen 6-inoh, Mkjaliber R. F.; eighteen 3-taoh B, F.; twelve…

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