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Engineer Stimers continued an
intimate ****ociation with the Navy's
ironclad shipbuilding program for much of the rest of the
Civil War. In 1862–63,
Stimers again...
-
combined the
Garden City
Arena and Rex
Stimers Arena into a
single building. The
smaller arena was
named for Rex
Stimers, a po****r
sportscaster with local...
- by
Chief Engineer Alban C.
Stimers, to whom was
entrusted the
power of
setting general plans and ship specifications.
Stimers, an
ambitious man, was keen...
- vibrating-lever
steam engine that
drove one
propeller using steam generated by two
Stimers horizontal fire-tube boilers. The 320-indicated-horsepower (240 kW) engine...
- at the
DeLamater Iron Works, also in Manhattan.
Chief Engineer Alban C.
Stimers, who once
served aboard Merrimack, was
appointed Superintendent of the...
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Later during the battle,
Acting Master Louis N.
Stodder and
officers Stimers and
Truscott were
inside the gun turret,
discussing the
course of action...
-
confirm that
Stimers had
arranged the
details with Ericsson's approval.
Ericsson replied that he had been kept in the dark and that
Stimers had "frittered...
- John Ericsson, the
final revision was
created by
Chief Engineer Alban C.
Stimers following Rear
Admiral Samuel F. Du Pont's
failed bombardment of Fort Sumter...
- John Ericsson, the
final revision was
created by
Chief Engineer Alban C.
Stimers following Rear
Admiral Samuel F. Du Pont's
failed bombardment of Fort Sumter...
- John Ericsson, the
final revision was
created by
Chief Engineer Alban C.
Stimers following Rear
Admiral Samuel F. Du Pont's
failed bombardment of Fort Sumter...
