Submarine warfare, past, present and future (1902)
Fyfe, Herbert C, Reed, Edward J. (Edward James), Sir, 1830-1906 · London : Grant Richards · leaf 244
was to fight with her deck, which wasplaced with 3-in. armour, flush with the water.Amidships, and standing about 3 feet above thedeck, was a pilot house from which the boat couldbe steered. The Sputyen Duyvil was attached toJames Rivers squadron during the year 1865, butthere is no evidence that… … THE SPUTYEN DUYVIL. 213 CHAPTER XIV THE WHITEHEAD TORPEDO—THE MOST WONDERFULMACHINE IN THE WORLD When you have been shown lovingly over a torpedo by anartificer skilled in the working of its tricky bowels, torpedoes havea meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days.—Rudyard Kipling. The…
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