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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 21 (November 1905) (1905)

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ce of over two and a half miles. In the line as knots estimated speed, which are to carry six 9.2-inch stitutes her the fastest armored warship afloat to-day. Displacement, 9,800 tons. Horse Power, 32,680. Speed, 23.6 knots. Maximum Coal Supply, 1.600 tons. Armor: Belt, 4 inches ; gun positions, 5… … Displacement, 14,100 tons. Horse Power, 31,460. Speed, 24.1 Knots, maximum Coal Supply, 2.500 tons. Armor: Belt, 6 inches; gun positions, 6 inches. Armament: Two 9.2-inch ; sixteen 6-inch rapid-fire; twelve 3-inch rapid fire. Torpedo Tubes, 2. Complement, 900. Armored Cruiser "Drake," Flagship of…

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