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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 1 (January 1908) (1908)

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s that defend our outer harbors? behind the gun" cannot see what is being aimed at, wing shafts. Ahead of the low-pressure turbines on First let us take the mortars. In moving from a is a difficult proposition to understand. The use of the wing shafts are a high-pressure and a low-pressure range of… … Length, 255 feet. Beam, 25^ feet. Depth, 8 feet. Displacement. TOO tons. Horse-Power, 14,850. Speed, 84V{ knots. THE OCEAN-GOING DESTROYER "GHURKA" MAKING 34^ KNOTS. water-tube boilers working at a pressure of 220 pounds. attempting to enter any of our harbors where mortars carriage have been the…

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