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

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pounders are to have ten. shells have never before been carried through heavy so placed that at least a foot of it will be out of water The firing stations for the torpedoes will be sheltered armor. Had this been done, it could scarcely have at deepest load draft. been kept a secret, and would… … complete waterline belt; and well-pro- Cruiser Class. "California," Gun and Armor Plan; "California" Armored armored cruisers of the "King Alfred" tected positions for a main battery of " Colorado," " Maryland," " Pennsylvania," "south Dakota," "West Vir- class, which on a displacement of 14,100…

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