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Page 1041
... battleships . In this our American submarines had their part . Of course the quickest and surest defense would have been to destroy the enemy's force . But opportunity to do this , even in part , was granted at only rare intervals ...
... battleships . In this our American submarines had their part . Of course the quickest and surest defense would have been to destroy the enemy's force . But opportunity to do this , even in part , was granted at only rare intervals ...
Page 1043
... Battleships might suffer turret explosions or destroyers might be rammed , with a heavy loss of men and material , but they did not incur public distrust in the same degree as did the submarines . Worse than all else , the officers and ...
... Battleships might suffer turret explosions or destroyers might be rammed , with a heavy loss of men and material , but they did not incur public distrust in the same degree as did the submarines . Worse than all else , the officers and ...
Page 1046
... battleships . And in this particular what can be classed with the risks the aero corps are subjected to , both in ... battleship in war , should have kept busy a million British , American , French , and Italian seamen , all on the ...
... battleships . And in this particular what can be classed with the risks the aero corps are subjected to , both in ... battleship in war , should have kept busy a million British , American , French , and Italian seamen , all on the ...
Page 1047
... battleships and theoretically torpedoing them . In any future war with a maritime power , near or far , the officers of the submarine force are fully convinced that their boats will play no insignificant rôle . If the enemy should be ...
... battleships and theoretically torpedoing them . In any future war with a maritime power , near or far , the officers of the submarine force are fully convinced that their boats will play no insignificant rôle . If the enemy should be ...
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... battleships and cruisers that fly the White Ensign in distant waters , the Gallic Fleet has come down to four battleships in full commission , namely , Lorraine ( flag- ship of Adml . de Bon ) , France , Courbet , Paris , the other ...
... battleships and cruisers that fly the White Ensign in distant waters , the Gallic Fleet has come down to four battleships in full commission , namely , Lorraine ( flag- ship of Adml . de Bon ) , France , Courbet , Paris , the other ...
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