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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 9 (August 1904) (1904)

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aded with guns. Indeed, as the event hasproved, they would have been far more effective shipshad they carried fewer guns of greater weight andpower. Opposed to the Russians was a homogeneous fleet offour modern armored cruisers of practically the samesize, speed, and armament. Three of them, the… … f^SW Displacement, 12,500 tone. Speed, 20.25 knots. Coal Supply, 2,500 tone and liquid fuel. Armor: Belt, 10 inches to 5 inches, tipper belt, 4 inches, casemates 2 inches, screens, 2 inches. Arm anient, four 8-inch, flixteen 5.5-inch, twelve 3-inch, 36 smaller guns. Torpedo tubes, 6 above water.…

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