Publisher's Synopsis
This pioneering work on the Whitehead torpedo, one of the most important naval weapons of its time, provides a detailed technical overview of the weapon's design and operation. Barber, a renowned engineer and inventor, draws on his extensive experience in the field to offer insights into the torpedo's mechanisms, materials, and performance. The book also includes rare photographs and illustrations that bring the subject to life.
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