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

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ix submarines are built with a double bot- The torpedo-boat destroyer owes its existence to the large tonnage of worthless material on our hands. theoretical prowess of the torpedo-boat. The torpedo- tom and with three watertight compartments. In Our thirty-five torpedo-boats vary in size and speed… … weight, able to run a pair of horizontal div- Copyright 1900. Muller. down the torpedo-boat ing rudders at the Length, 213feet. Beam, 20 feet 7<S£ inches, mean Draft, 6 feet. Displacement, 879 tons. Speed, 30.1 knots. Bunker Capa- and sink her. As the stern. The vessel is city, 95tons. Armtment:…

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