n which a high belt would expose four feet of it. A shell entering above the belt It has long been recognized among naval experts, would burst in the small compartments of the berth deck, where the inflow of water would be limited. A shell entering below the belt that all criticisms and comparisons… … tleship "Dreadnought." This is a fair sample of much of the absurd talk that has been indulged in Midship Section of the " Maine." during the past three months on this question of sub- The Wide and Heavy Belt of TJ. S. S. Mr. Reuterdahl speaks of "the lbwness" (low freeboard) of merged armor belts.…
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