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Page 395
... speed directly affects time and so helps to overcome lack of foresight and errors of judg- ment . The true value of speed probably lies in the view that speed is not to be considered a weapon , but that , other things being equal , speed ...
... speed directly affects time and so helps to overcome lack of foresight and errors of judg- ment . The true value of speed probably lies in the view that speed is not to be considered a weapon , but that , other things being equal , speed ...
Page 397
... speed of 21 knots , whereas in the case of the Pennsylvania , with the same designed speed , the same ratio is only 1.00 . Some idea of the relative " weight cost " of very high speed may be gained from the cases of recent " battle ...
... speed of 21 knots , whereas in the case of the Pennsylvania , with the same designed speed , the same ratio is only 1.00 . Some idea of the relative " weight cost " of very high speed may be gained from the cases of recent " battle ...
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... speed , utilizing only about one - eighth of its power , and consequently effecting economies in fuel used per mile . Under these conditions of cruising at half - speed and carrying 25 per cent of the gross lift as fuel , we find that ...
... speed , utilizing only about one - eighth of its power , and consequently effecting economies in fuel used per mile . Under these conditions of cruising at half - speed and carrying 25 per cent of the gross lift as fuel , we find that ...
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WHAT STEPS IN ORGANIZATION AND TRAINING SHOULD BE TAKEN | 317 |
PLANTING A WAR GARDEN By Captain W T Cluverius U S Navy | 333 |
THE TRICKLING CHARGE AS APPLIED TO LEADACID STORAGE BAT 66 | 339 |
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