Proceedings of the United States Naval Institute, Volume 46The Institute, 1920 - Naval art and science |
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Page 1013
... enemy . To go back somewhat in our narrative , the Bushnell , one tug , and six of her brood of submarines - the L - 9 as narrated had put back to Boston - having reformed at the Azores , set out on 19 January , 1918 , for Ireland ...
... enemy . To go back somewhat in our narrative , the Bushnell , one tug , and six of her brood of submarines - the L - 9 as narrated had put back to Boston - having reformed at the Azores , set out on 19 January , 1918 , for Ireland ...
Page 1016
... enemy submarines would steal in to lay mines , but the indefatig- able trawlers undid the mischief by sweeping the bay before each practice . Supplementing their training , our officers went as observers on the British submarines as ...
... enemy submarines would steal in to lay mines , but the indefatig- able trawlers undid the mischief by sweeping the bay before each practice . Supplementing their training , our officers went as observers on the British submarines as ...
Page 1017
... enemy submarines , which they placed at the disposal of our officers . They knew almost every time a boat left a German base , and often who was the commanding officer . Whenever the German vessels opened up with their radio , which ...
... enemy submarines , which they placed at the disposal of our officers . They knew almost every time a boat left a German base , and often who was the commanding officer . Whenever the German vessels opened up with their radio , which ...
Page 1018
... enemy , and probable intentions of the enemy . The proposal was usually approved and notice sent to all concerned that certain submarines would operate on these lines . The intent of this was to let destroyers and patrols understand ...
... enemy , and probable intentions of the enemy . The proposal was usually approved and notice sent to all concerned that certain submarines would operate on these lines . The intent of this was to let destroyers and patrols understand ...
Page 1019
... enemy , meanwhile flooding all torpedo tubes . The Hun was exposing a full broadside and evidently scented no danger ... enemy's bow and the other at her conning tower . She was in an admirable position for making a good shot . And Rood ...
... enemy , meanwhile flooding all torpedo tubes . The Hun was exposing a full broadside and evidently scented no danger ... enemy's bow and the other at her conning tower . She was in an admirable position for making a good shot . And Rood ...
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