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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 17 (October 1908) (1908)

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cted cruiser to a compara- ilar battleships which went tively insignificant position. through the Japanese war, the The strength of the Japanese "Mikasa," "Asahi," and "Shi- navy lies in its fine fleets of kishima.". They are of 15,200 battleships and armored cruis- ers, and it is not necessary… … carried mainly behind a cen- consists of twelve 6-inch and Displacement, 9,456 tons. Speed, 21 knots, Coal, 1,300 tons. Armor: Belt, 7 inches; deck, S>4 inches; sides, S Inches; tral armored redoubt of 5-inch twelve 3-inch guns. Another casemates, 6 inches; turrets, 6 inches. Torpedo tubes, 5.…

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