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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 11 (March 1906) (1906)

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recent experiments with this or to lower his seat and thus be completely protected war car volleys of bullets were discharged at it from lost. At 150 feet the balls remained in the plate, while in case of danger. The same maneuver of lowering the standard French Lebel rifle without damaging it they… … of it. At the time of the official ness and remaining magnetism AN AUSTRIAN ARMORED WAR AUTOMOBILE. ALL FOUR WHEELS ARE DRIVERS. may, according to him, be attribut- trials it is said that all the princi- ed either to the fine texture, due to the separation at pal Etats-Major sent representatives to…

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