- from
drums wound inside the
torpedo.
Differential speed on the
wires connected to the s****
station allowed the
torpedo to be
guided to its target, up...
-
laboratories and
facilities dating from
World War I. In 1869, the U.S.
Naval Torpedo Station was
founded in Newport,
Rhode Island on Goat Island, the site of Fort...
- A
modern torpedo is an
underwater ranged weapon launched above or
below the
water surface, self-propelled
towards a target, and with an
explosive warhead...
-
torpedo had
started at the
Naval Torpedo Station (NTS), Newport, in 1922. Ship
armor was
improving with
innovations such as
torpedo belts and
torpedo...
- 18-inch
torpedo Schwartzkopff torpedo Bliss-Leavitt
torpedo Howell torpedo Holland Torpedo Boat
Company Holland Torpedo Boat
Station Whitehead Torpedo Works...
-
Naval Torpedo Station Newport concurrently with the Mark 14 and was
first deplo**** in 1938. It
served as a
replacement for the Mark 8
torpedo, Mark 11...
- It was also home to
several military forts and to the U.S.
Naval Torpedo Station, and was the site of the
attacks on HMS St John and HMS Liberty. Narragansett...
- 77.039833°W / 38.804869; -77.039833 The
Torpedo Factory Art
Center is the
former U.S.
Naval Torpedo Station, a
naval munitions factory on the
banks of...
- 1908, by the
Naval Torpedo Station in Newport,
Rhode Island. It was also the
first torpedo to
allow the
firing ship to vary the
torpedo's speed and range...
- head of the
Torpedo Section at
BuOrd and
involved in
providing torpedoes to the fleet. He
would take
command of
Newport Torpedo Station in 1943, shortly...
