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A History of Steamboats - United States Army
www.sam.usace.army.milof a river and begin shooting at a boat when it got close enough. If a boat wrecked near the bank, the ship would certainly lose its cargo, and the crew and passengers might even lose their lives. Indian attacks were a concern, but the biggest danger facing steamboats was boiler explosion. If boilers were not carefully watched and maintained ...
Outboard shaft lengths and transoms - Boat Builder Central
boatbuildercentral.comtransom motor well cut. The boat can be swamped by its own wake when coming off plane or going in reverse. If the engine needs service at sea, the block will be exposed to the water especially with some crew members all standing in the …
Traffic Signs and Signals - Indiana
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S ubmarines | Nonfiction Reading Test 1 - Ereading …
www.ereadingworksheets.comcrew died from decompression sickness. Submarine use increased greatly during World War I. Due to innovations in engineering, such as a dual power system using both diesel and electric sources, submarines had finally developed into effective war machines. One watercraft called the U-Boat was put to great effect by the Germans.