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The Submarine Torpedo Boat
Its Characteristics And Modern Development

Forfatter: Allen Hoar

År: 1916

Forlag: D. Van Nostrand Company

Sted: New York

Sider: 211

UDK: 623.8

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THE SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT 12 Le Morse. 1899 here that Le Morse was one of the first boats to be fitted with a periscope, which however was a very crude affair. In the middle nineties, after receiving competi- tive plans, the French adopted a type designed by Lauboeuf, a naval construc- tor. To this type they have adhered more or less ever since. The Narval, built according to the Laubeouf plans and launched in 1899, was a double hull boat and fitted with fore and aft hydro- planes. During this period the number of in- ventors and inventions relating to sub- marine boats ran up into the hundreds. The inventors counted amongst their numbers doctors, lawyers, priests, farm- ers, and shoemakers; in fact men from almost every walk of life, and as might be expected almost nothing of any prac- tical value was accomplished by them. One name stands out however, that of Bauer, a German, and should be recorded in the pages of submarine history. Bauer was the first German to take up this de- velopment and evolved some excellent and very practical ideas. These ideas he laid before the German Government, but was confronted with political enmity as well as professional jealousy and publicly derided. He then took his plans to Rus- sia where he was given the support nec-