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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 11 (September 1904) (1904)

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ch events wheeled vehicles, like so much rope, across fields, or strongly as possible with that of the background. culminate and follow each other on the modern battle- if roads are followed, it is laid to one side. The tele- Upon this contrast the legibility of the signals often field the ability… … Photograph-, CopyriRbtcd 1904 by 6. U. llarvey. Scouts Studying Enemy's Movements with the Telescope. The Field Telephone in Use. SIGNAL SERVICE AS USED BY THE JAPANESE. forced marching. The wire and instruments are car- into the considerations which influence the final result. Messages can be…

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