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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 12 (March 1906) (1906)

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verything below the upper Company, a Canadian corporation which is controlled deck is completed. MOUNTING THE 12-INCH GUNS OF THE "CONNECTICUT." by the parent enterprise, the Niagara Falls Power Pending the final determination and announcement If it were not for the delay in the furnishing of… … 12-Inch Gun Being Transferred from Floating Crane of the crane until it is high enough to clear the top The advantages of the larger units are many and valu- to the Ship. of the turret. The carriage is then hauled out by able. In the first place they occupy but little more means of cables that run…

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