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

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turret, and which is capable of discharging 600 ly designed by M. Guye, commandant d'artillerie, with under all the trying conditions of field work, and that bullets a minute. the idea of suppressing as much as possible vibrations we are much further advanced toward a solution of The motor of this… … other's presence. The car saw the axles are connected with the motor. A 30 fl. P. French Armored War Automobile With Hotchkiss Rapid enemy when at a distance of 1,000 The disposition of the front axle Fire Gun in Turret. feet, and then commenced work and the method of protecting the mechanism will…

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