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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 10 (March 1906) (1906)

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ith- the practical aboli- er broadside, and tion of the pointed somewhat to the ram, and the addi- Length, 600 feet. Beam, 82 feet. Draft, 26 feet. Displacement, 18.000 Lous. Speed, 21 knots. Armament, ten 12-inch guns in six turrets on the upper deck, motive power, eight turbines developing 23.000… … board. The compar- the ship is the pro- STERN VIEW OF THE " DREADNOUGHT," SHOWING THE BRACKETS FOR THE FOUR PROPELLER SHAFTS, AND ative weakness of THE STERN TORPEDO TUBE. vision of two rud- the dead-astern fire ders, arranged paral- is considered to be unimportant in view of the fact fought.…

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