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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 19 (November 1905) (1905)

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tleships at the water-line, and back the water that it would be transmitted to the side of our latest Hook proving ground were called upon to test an of the vessel below the armor belt and crush it in. of the target was a heavy backing of sand, of sufficient aerial torpedo, built on the Gathmann… … 12 inches in di- very nattering Five Shells, Carrying Pressure Gages in the Base, Showing Scoring by Fragments of the Shell. ameter and 59 results. Side View of Plate, Showing the Plate-Steel Backing Uninjured. llj^-lnch Plate After Being Struck by Isham Torpedo Shell—Practically Intact. We are now…

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