Domville-Fife, Charles W. (Charles William), 1886- · London : Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 176
, but it is also carried as aseparate arm, with a special highly-trainedcrew, by almost every warship afloat.At the beginning of hostilities the NavalPowers engaged owned considerably over80,000 of these weapons, and one factoryin England alone can make them at therate of two a day. During the… … w > The Submarine Torpedo l61 from torpedo raids by carefully-pre-pared submarine defences, there is littledoubt but what several more of theenemys ships would have been sunkby this weapon. The fact that at firstthe British light cruisers suffered ratherheavily—though in total loss of ships…
