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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 18 (May 1907) (1907)

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and instantly sent her to Admiral Vithoft with the whole fleet under his com- be exhibited before the world. The "Tsukuba," whose the bottom. It was the "Chitose" that after the battle keel was laid in January, 1905, was launched in Decem- mand made a bold attempt to break through the block- of… … Length, 440 feet; Beam, 75 feet; Displacement, 18,750 tons; Speed, 21 knots; Armor : Belt, 7 inches ; Turrets, 9 inches; Guns: four 45-caliber 12-inch ; twelve 6-inch ; twelve 4.7-inch; two3-iiiCQ; four Maxims. Keel laid at Kure, Japan, January, 1905; launched, December, 1905; commissioned January…

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