The Army and Navy of America: Containing a View of the Heroic Adventures, Battles, Naval Engagements, Remarkable Incidents, and Glorious Achievements in the Cause of Freedom, from the Period of the French and Indian Wars to the Close of the Florida War : Independent of an Account of Warlike Operations on Land and Sea : Enlivened by a Variety of the Most Interesting Anecdotes, and Splendidly Embellished with Numerous EngravingsJohn S. Gable, 1845 - 624 страница |
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... ship runs to leeward of so many of the fleet that each ship may readily ... ships steering in each other's wake ten points from the wind , the leading or ... sternmost half of the fleet does the same . The ships are now in the third ...
... ship runs to leeward of so many of the fleet that each ship may readily ... ships steering in each other's wake ten points from the wind , the leading or ... sternmost half of the fleet does the same . The ships are now in the third ...
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... sternmost ships of the van , or to each other . See Fig . 20 . Fig . 20 . ee ... ship be fully able to clear the weather column , when the ships of the ... ship having gained the wake of the line , tacks , and is followed in succession by ...
... sternmost ships of the van , or to each other . See Fig . 20 . Fig . 20 . ee ... ship be fully able to clear the weather column , when the ships of the ... ship having gained the wake of the line , tacks , and is followed in succession by ...
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... sternmost ship having bore away , the whole and will be in bearing for the line on the other tack . haul up , See Fig . 26 . Fig . 26 . 3. To form the second order of sailing from the line of battle , the whole fleet is to bear away ...
... sternmost ship having bore away , the whole and will be in bearing for the line on the other tack . haul up , See Fig . 26 . Fig . 26 . 3. To form the second order of sailing from the line of battle , the whole fleet is to bear away ...
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... ship , which first presses sail , shall come abreast of the second ship ... ships is successively to shorten sail , so as to form the other line of bearing with re- spect to that on which they were before ... sternmost 96 THE ARMY AND NAVY .
... ship , which first presses sail , shall come abreast of the second ship ... ships is successively to shorten sail , so as to form the other line of bearing with re- spect to that on which they were before ... sternmost 96 THE ARMY AND NAVY .
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... sternmost ship of the centre column are in a line at right - angles with the wind , when both stand on under easy sail , while the rear crowds sail to pass to windward of both . 6. To form the fifth order of sailing from the line of ...
... sternmost ship of the centre column are in a line at right - angles with the wind , when both stand on under easy sail , while the rear crowds sail to pass to windward of both . 6. To form the fifth order of sailing from the line of ...
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