Submarine warfare, past, present and future (1902)
Fyfe, Herbert C, Reed, Edward J. (Edward James), Sir, 1830-1906 · London : Grant Richards · leaf 122
call, and hundreds of bravefellows will volunteer, however great the oddsagainst which they may have to fight. This beingthe case, our naval constructors must see to it thatevery precaution is taken to make the boats as safeand as habitable as possible. The accidents to which a submarine is… … MECHANISM OF THE SUBMARINE course will be rapidly accentuated, and there mustinevitably follow the crushing in of the boat andthe death of the crew. For every boat there is a limiting depth, beyondwhich she must not go. While it is quite possibleto construct a boat strong enough to resist…
Submarine warfare · Submarines (Ships)
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