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

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o the criticisms of Mr. ably the British, namely, that the loading could be done range and'dealiness of armor-piercing gun fire, have been in the ascendency. In 1903 the General Board, only in one position. That is to say, if a ship were Reuterdahl's article and to the general campaign of firing on… … ment. Battleship *» Vermont." Displacement 16,000 tons. Designed 1902-3. A Timber Famine Predicted In Twenty Years. The "Vermont" is here shown steaming out for her trial trip at the normal contract draft of-24 feet 6 inches. Her broadside guns are not aboard, but she has taken aboard sufficient…

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