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...firm idea of its particulars when they compiled a report in 1917 on German weapons.{{UKGermanNavyPart4Sec3|pp. 18-26, Plates 28, 34a, 37}}

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...found not to be strong enough.{{ARTS1909|p. 13}} By 1910, the re-engined weapons were passing their range tests nicely.{{ARTS1910|p. v}} ...750 pounds pressure and have used 18-20 ounces of fuel. A sampling of the weapons were run to 4,000 yards in Portland harbour from a hired steamer.{{ARTS1913

...dials for use with firing with full charge, reduced charge and sub-caliber weapons, not all did, and the accelerating gear permitted their existing dial to be

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In 1893, all of these weapons were to be broken up except for those in the ironclad frigate [[H.M.S. Agin

...y the gun was installed in eight different battleships.<ref>Friedman,Naval Weapons of World War I, p. 166.</ref> |align="center" colspan="2"|'''Ballistic Characteristics <ref>Friedman,Naval Weapons of World War I, p. 166-167.</ref>'''

...in relation to Naval warfare.<br>Signalling in connection with tactics and weapons.<br>Fleet practices, co-ordination and standardisation of methods.<br>Staff ...Division (Royal Navy)|Torpedo Division]] respecting signal requirements of weapons in use or proposed, and with Director of Naval Signals respecting technical

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===Other Weapons=== Prior to [[Small Arms and Edged Weapons (Royal Navy)|reductions in such provisions enacted in mid-1903]], the ships