Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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Side 536
... Plunger to let go the securing ropes , and gave an order to the motors . A faint swirl appearing under the tail of the submarine showed that his orders had been obeyed . The Plunger moved sluggishly astern , scraping her side against ...
... Plunger to let go the securing ropes , and gave an order to the motors . A faint swirl appearing under the tail of the submarine showed that his orders had been obeyed . The Plunger moved sluggishly astern , scraping her side against ...
Side 537
... Plunger to heel heavily . After five minutes they turned into the comparatively calm waters of Junk Bay . The four other submarines and two destroyers were already lying at anchor , and the presence of struggling figures on the fo'c ...
... Plunger to heel heavily . After five minutes they turned into the comparatively calm waters of Junk Bay . The four other submarines and two destroyers were already lying at anchor , and the presence of struggling figures on the fo'c ...
Side 541
... Plunger under . The effect of rough weather on a submarine endeavouring to submerge is to keep it on or near the surface , even when the main ballast tanks have been flooded . Baxter was aware of this , but in spite of adding many tons ...
... Plunger under . The effect of rough weather on a submarine endeavouring to submerge is to keep it on or near the surface , even when the main ballast tanks have been flooded . Baxter was aware of this , but in spite of adding many tons ...
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