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PROTECTION OF CAPITAL SHIPS.

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The description “PROTECTION OF CAPITAL SHIPS.” is a document discussing Anglo-American comparisons concerning the protective arrangements of capital ships, as well as underwater protection, protective decks, vertical armour, armour penetration, fuze action, gun calibres, and new firing conditions. It mentions experiments by the Bureau of Ordnance and the Bureau of C. & R.; model and caisson tests at Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chatham, and Cambridge; U.S.S. Pensylvania, HOOD, BADKN, Admiral Von Tirpitz, McBridge, and Davis torpedo. Issued on April 14, 1921; held by the University of Tokyo Kashiwa Library. Keywords: capital ships, underwater protection, protective decks, vertical armour, fuel oil protection, blisters, HOOD, Davis torpedo, Bureau of OrdnanceAuto-generated by Azure OpenAI gpt-5.5 from OCR text (which may contain errors) and image captions.
Item ID
acf8a567-7a33-441d-9c6c-28ad8fc64b9d
Catalogue ID
22381301
Card catalogue
[Materials related to protection against projectiles] 2-1
Doc type
説明書
Category
軍艦構造:装甲・防御
Issued
1921-04-14
Extent
Type | 58 sheets
Holder
東京大学柏図書館
Year registered
2007
Remarks
Top secret. 10.1.18, Naval Attaché in Britain (the source is said to be a certain U.S. naval attaché)
GCV entities
Book / Document

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