Mines, torpedoes and submarines were all employed, and with the "Monitor" may fairly be said to have begun the application of mechanical science to the uses of naval war. [Please select]
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The officer in command of the torpedoes had his hand on the lever which would release the first deadly projectile already in the tube. [Please select]
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A hundred torpedoes, driven by their motors of compressed air just below the surface, were steering automatically for the Austrian battleships. [Please select]
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Meantime Jack, perfectly cool on the bridge, had maneuvered his vessel out of the way of several torpedoes from the second U-Boat. [Please select]
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One, two torpedoes exploded forward and each time the Lawrence staggered. [Please select]
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Torpedoes passed close, but Frank maneuvered the little vessel from port to starboard and back again so rapidly that none struck home. [Please select]
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As he drew clear and headed for the danger-channel a shout went up from the _Brooklyn's_ deck--"'ware torpedoes." [Please select]
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But Farragut, his mind made up, instantly roared back--"Damn the torpedoes." [Please select]
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Torpedoes knocked against the bottom and some of the primers actually snapped. [Please select]
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Torpedoes, catamarans, and such inventions, might be employed by both parties in war, and with destructive effect. [Please select]
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Lieutenant Hobson gives the signal to stop the engine, to turn the vessel in the right way across the channel, to fire the torpedoes, to drop the anchors. [Please select]
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