Re: Misfires with WWI torpedoes
Posted by:
ROBERT M.
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Date: October 18, 2010 08:12PM
author:
How does Ballard know there was "hissing air?" He wasn't born yet.........
".......yet nail-bitingly dangerous,......
What danger? The torpedo must travel a certain distance before the exploder is
armed, otherwise it's safe.
Later,
ROBERT M.
How does Ballard know there was "hissing air?" He wasn't born yet.........
".......yet nail-bitingly dangerous,......
What danger? The torpedo must travel a certain distance before the exploder is
armed, otherwise it's safe.
Later,
ROBERT M.
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