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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 1 (January 1906) (1906)

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city by means of a coiled spring the construction of the new torpedo in the special de- square inch. which was released at the moment of firing. In the partment of the works set apart for torpedo work. The The after portion of the torpedo, or the tail, contains Bliss-Leavitt torpedo the spring is… … pedoes is the construction of the won- cartridge primer of dry gun-cotton A finished warhead is shown on the bed of the lathe. It carries 132 pounds of gun-cotton. derfully efficient little turbine engine for detonating the charge. The Tail of Torpedo in the Lathe. Finishing the Joint. that drives…

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