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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 20 (November 1904) (1904)

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ia." That all of these and four at the stern of the ship. The conning tower power equivalent to, say, 14 or 15 inches of vertical is protected by nine inches of armor, and the signal vessels will have no difficulty in making their contract armor, so that the shells, even of the heavier guns speed… … of battle, when constantly- liner. When she is fully VIEW LOOKING AFT FROM BOW OF " COLORADO," SHOWING BRIDGE AND FORWARD PAIR OF 8-INCH GUNS. STERN VIEW OF ARMORED CRUISER "COLORADO." VIEW ON QUARTER DECK, SHOWING AFTER PAIR OF 8-INCH GUNS. changing ranges and the many distractions of the fight…

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