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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 4 (January 1908) (1908)

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e German, favoring a 20-foot fices, either in guns, armor, speed, or coal supply. fascinated with these "yawning gun ports" that appar- freeboard. The British, of whom Mr. Reuterdahl mis- Grave questions of stability are also 'encountered. ently he sees double, if not quadruple; for he tells us… … ing down from the turret guns to the handling room Section Through 12-inch Turret of " Maine," Showing Courtesy of McClure's Magazine. below is well made, is proved by the fact that what is Inclined Front Wall and Small Ports known as the interrupted hoist, with a floor cutting off The Forward…

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