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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 25 (June 1907) (1907)

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e been carried on during the depth of 200 feet, and allowing them to remain at that merges without changing her horizontal trim. Water past few weeks by a board of naval officers of which depth for a specified length of time, to determine is admitted to the ballast tanks until the craft is Capt.… … The "Octopus" Being Lowered by a Lighter Derrick to a Depth of 205 1'eet. H. Westinghouse, and Stuyvesant Pish. All of these gentlemen are pre-eminent in their professions and it distinct types of submarine, larger, faster, and in every endure the great pressure of the water. In one test is very…

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