Proceedings Magazine - March 1930 Vol. 56/3/325

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The Battle at Blanc Mont
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - March 1930 Vol. 56/3/325

(October 2 to October 10, 1918)

(Continued from the February issue)

The Sixth Day of October
(See Maps Q and R)

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  • "Subject: Change of Duty"
    By Lieutenant E. A. Solomons, U. S. Navy

    How many times has this phrase meant the realization of our fondest hopes or bitter disappointment? Whether it is the one or the other, we must...

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  • Load-Line Legislation Affecting American Merchant Vessels
    By S. B. Crosby, Senior Engineer, Bureau of Construction and Repair

    EFFORTS have been made from time to time, over a period of years, to pass legislation through Congress that would determine the maximum...

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  • The Battle at Blanc Mont
    By Lieutenant Colonel Ernst Otto, German Army (Retired) Translated from the German by Martin Lichtenberg, U. S. Marine Corps Army War College

    (October 2 to October 10, 1918)

    (Continued from the February issue)

    The Sixth Day of October
    (See Maps Q and R)

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  • "Subject: Change of Duty"
    By Lieutenant E. A. Solomons, U. S. Navy

    How many times has this phrase meant the realization of our fondest hopes or bitter disappointment? Whether it is the one or the other, we must all at some time have wondered what goes on within the portals of the Detail Office. It is therefore...

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  • Load-Line Legislation Affecting American Merchant Vessels
    By S. B. Crosby, Senior Engineer, Bureau of Construction and Repair

    EFFORTS have been made from time to time, over a period of years, to pass legislation through Congress that would determine the maximum permissible draft or Plimsoll line to which American seagoing merchant vessels could be loaded. The principal...

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  • Big Little Fighting Vessels—Swedish Armored Cruisers
    By Lieutenant Carl J. Lamb, U.S.N.R.

     “Drottning Victoria” and “Gustav V”

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  • The Corps of Civil Engineers, U. S. Navy, in Haiti
    By Commander G. A. Duncan (C.E.C.), U. S. Navy

    What is the most interesting duty you have performed? Tell why and write a theme explaining its engineering features.”

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  • Philadelphia Naval Reserve Armory
    By Lieutenant Neil B. Musser, DE-F, U.S.N.R.

    RECENT publicity concerning the Naval Reserve* indicates a gratifying interest on the part of the regular service. It is believed that the following brief description of an ideal Naval Reserve armory should interest other reserve units and those...

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  • Discussions

    The College, the Technical School, and the Naval Academy

    (See page 123, February, 1930, Proceedings)

    Commander H. H. Frost, U. S. Navy.— Commander Rossell’s article is...

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  • Professional Notes
    Compiled By Lieutenant Commander D. B. Beary, U. S. Navy Lieutenant Commander D. C. Ramsey, U. S. Navy And Professor Henry Bluestone, U. S. Naval Academy

    January 2 to February 1

    UNITED STATES

    Aids to Safety In Submarine Work

    Baltimore Sun, Jan. 12.—The U.S.S. S-22 has just completed a thorough overhaul lasting four and a half months in the navy yard at Portsmouth, N.H....

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  • Notes on International Affairs
    Prepared By Professor Allan Westcott, U. S. Naval Academy

    From January 4 to February 3

    THE LONDON NAVAL CONFERENCE

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  • Book Reviews

    BOOK DEPARTMENT
    Members of the Institute may save money by ordering books through its Book Department, which will supply any obtainable book. A discount of 10 per cent is allowed on books published by the Institute, and 5 per cent on books...

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