Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 188W. Blackwood, 1910 |
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... naval means over a foe who arrives in this coun- try by any alternative route , whether above the sea or below it . The Government is some- times blamed for not having taken the lead in the fascin- ating science of aerial naviga- tion ...
... naval means over a foe who arrives in this coun- try by any alternative route , whether above the sea or below it . The Government is some- times blamed for not having taken the lead in the fascin- ating science of aerial naviga- tion ...
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... naval disposi- tions and movements , and at the same time cause us the maximum amount of moral and material damage . miles an hour , and consequently be met , and what measures it hope to combat the highest behoves us to take . In case ...
... naval disposi- tions and movements , and at the same time cause us the maximum amount of moral and material damage . miles an hour , and consequently be met , and what measures it hope to combat the highest behoves us to take . In case ...
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... naval forces to operate against any weaker detachments of ours within striking distance , and should render any attempt on our part to watch closely the German coast and ports a hazardous proceeding . It is certainly true that the ...
... naval forces to operate against any weaker detachments of ours within striking distance , and should render any attempt on our part to watch closely the German coast and ports a hazardous proceeding . It is certainly true that the ...
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... naval ports and establishments diri- gibles can hope to play havoc with ships within the port , and with those completing for sea , building , or repairing . Cordite factories are sure to invite the particular attentions of the enemy ...
... naval ports and establishments diri- gibles can hope to play havoc with ships within the port , and with those completing for sea , building , or repairing . Cordite factories are sure to invite the particular attentions of the enemy ...
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... naval and the other mili- tary . The idea was that the rigid - frame dirigible was alone suited to the naval service , and other types of airships only to war on land . But is it quite so clear that the Army has not just as much need ...
... naval and the other mili- tary . The idea was that the rigid - frame dirigible was alone suited to the naval service , and other types of airships only to war on land . But is it quite so clear that the Army has not just as much need ...
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