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

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d our readers sembled at the will remember Brooklyn navy that the failure yard, and taken of the shell was complete to Sandy greatly emphasiz- Hook, where it ed by the fact that, at about the was set up among the sand hills at same time, the the proving army h i g h-e x- grounds. plosive armor- The… … 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 enabled, by the courtesy of the War De- inches long, is divided into ten compartments by or wrong, that the shell was recently tested at Sandy…

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