Submarine warfare, past, present and future (1902)
Fyfe, Herbert C, Reed, Edward J. (Edward James), Sir, 1830-1906 · London : Grant Richards · leaf 101
inders ; on these being 69 SUBMARINE WARFARE drawn in from the interior the boat sank to therequired depth. The actual trials were, however,not satisfactory. The Nautilus, of Messrs. Camp-bell & Ash, which underwent some trials in TilburyDocks in 1888, depended also on the pulling in… … THE SUBMARINE OF ANDRE CONSTANTIN. (1874.) No serious ship-constructor would nowadaysthink of adopting this method of submersion, andwe may therefore pass on to consider those whichare brought to the submerged condition by the ad-mission of water into special reservoirs or tanks. Submarine boats so…
Submarine warfare · Submarines (Ships)
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