The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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... practice the guns are now laid by a kind of super- gunlayer — in big ships for the primary armament he is a warrant officer- at the master sight , where he can see , instead of in the old - fashioned way by several gunlayers , one to ...
... practice the guns are now laid by a kind of super- gunlayer — in big ships for the primary armament he is a warrant officer- at the master sight , where he can see , instead of in the old - fashioned way by several gunlayers , one to ...
Pagina 10
... practice it merely means that , other things being equal , the fleet firing the lighter shells is at a tactical disadvantage . Working back from the business end of all tactics , we must realise the simple truth that our fire effect ...
... practice it merely means that , other things being equal , the fleet firing the lighter shells is at a tactical disadvantage . Working back from the business end of all tactics , we must realise the simple truth that our fire effect ...
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little experience of the practice , he will be indignant or hostile . He will conclude that the churches have always had a secret scepticism about their Christ , implying that he should be defended from the human reason , approached ...
little experience of the practice , he will be indignant or hostile . He will conclude that the churches have always had a secret scepticism about their Christ , implying that he should be defended from the human reason , approached ...
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