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Maxime Laubeuf was a
French maritime engineer of the late
nineteenth century. He was born on 23
November 1864 at Poissy, Yvelines, and died on 23 December...
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Laubeuf Fjord is a
sound in Antarctica, 40
kilometres (25 miles) long in a north-south
direction and
averaging 16 km (10 mi) wide,
lying between the east-central...
- (“Narwhal”) was a
pioneering vessel of the
French Navy,
designed by
Maxime Laubeuf and
built at the end of the 19th century. She was
designed in response...
- this class, of the
Laubeuf type. All saw
action during the
First World War, with
three boats lost. The
French Navy
built 34
Laubeuf-type
submarines between...
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cylindrical inner pressure hull. It was
introduced in the late 1890s by
Maxime Laubeuf on
French submarine Narval. In
addition to
tailoring the flow of water...
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Anthony Fokker, Dutch-born
American aircraft manufacturer (b. 1890)
Maxime Laubeuf,
French maritime engineer (b. 1864)
December 24 –
Walter Gordon, German...
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World War II.
There were five
vessels in the class,
built to a Schneider-
Laubeuf design. They were
ordered in 1927 and
completed by 1935. The Argonaute...
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World War II.
There were four
vessels in the class,
built to a Schneider-
Laubeuf design. They were
ordered in 1925 and
completed by 1927. The four boats...
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Hansen Island and Day
Island and
connecting the
heads of H****se Bay and
Laubeuf Fjord. This area was
first explored in 1909 by the
French Antarctic Expedition...
- the waterline,
while the
middle one was
above the waterline. Schneider-
Laubeuf type
submarines had high
levels of
buoyancy (30-35%) and a
complete light...
