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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 15 (April 1902) (1902)

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he water it might be attended by serious consequences. A ma- launchings at the shipyards where this scheme has was only necessary to sever these four ropes simulta- jority of the vessels which are set afloat on the Great been employed. In other words, a vessel may by means neously. The really… … a foot in advance treme length of the SIDE LAUNCH OF TORPEDO-BOAT DESTROYER "DECATUR.' vessel, whereas in of the other, and the case of the side after one set of launch the ground- jacks had been ways may not rep- backed down as far resent 5 per cent of as possible the ves- the length of the sel…

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