Submarine warfare, past, present and future (1902)
Fyfe, Herbert C, Reed, Edward J. (Edward James), Sir, 1830-1906 · London : Grant Richards · leaf 219
ing anything as they floatedalong with the tide. I set them afloat in the Delaware, abovethe English shipping at Philadelphia, in December, 1777. Iwas unacquainted with the river, and obliged to depend upon agentleman very imperfectly acquainted with that part of it, asI afterwards found. We went… … A A. Oars. B. Rudder. til 6. BUSHNELL S SUBMARINE. C. Seat. D. Immersion tank. E. Pipe.G. Safety weight. H. Torpedo. F. Conning tower. believe they must have fallen in with them immediately, as Idesigned; but, as I afterwards found, they were set adriftmuch too far distant, and did not arrive…
Submarine warfare · Submarines (Ships)
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