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Navies of the world

Part 5 — INDEX.

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Alabama and Hatteras, duel, 170

Kearsarge, ” , 171

Architectural Development—Unarmored fleets, 361

Conditions affecting English, 361

French, 362

United States, 362

Chart of, 372

Armored fleets, 386

Argentine Confederation Fleets, Table of, 3

Description of, 4

Ordnance, Description of, 180

Type of small-arms used, 311

Personnel, 399

Armor—Table of penetration of English guns, 319

French ” , 321

German ” , 320

Krupp’s new long guns, 435

Application of, 395

Armstrong Breech-loaders, Table of measurements of, 182

Description of, 193, 194

Muzzle-loaders, Description of, 192-194

Projectiles, 209

Fuses, 211

Grooves, 192

Assaults—Fort Sumter, 160

” Fisher, 160

Corean Forts, 161

Assimilated Rank—Grades of Austrian officers, 402

Brazilian officers, 406

English officers, 410

French officers, 416

United States officers, 431

Atlanta and Weehawken, duel, 171

Austrian Fleets, Armored, Table of, 5

General-service, Table of, 9

Armored vessels, Ratios of elements, 390

Ordnance, Table of, 177

Description of, 180

Types and calibres of, 317

Personnel, Departmental organization of, 400

Names of grades, 400

Inscription and instruction, 401

Relative rank, 402

Cadre, 400

Austrian cruising stations, 405

Budgets, 434

Bellerophon, Construction of iron hull of, 382

Boat-carriages—English, 197

French, 235

German, 263

United States, 289

Bombardments—Callao, 149

Danube Earthworks, 149

Fort Darling, 142

Donelson, 142

Fisher, 147

Henry, 140

Hindman, 144

Jackson and St. Philip, 152

McAllister, 147

Sumter, 151

Wagner, 146

Grand Gulf Earthworks, 144

Hatteras Inlet, 139

Hilton Head, 140

Kagosima, 146

Roanoke Island, 141

Simonoseki, 145

Bouvet and Meteor, duel, 172

Brazil, Construction of iron hull of, 380

Brazilian Fleet, Armored, Table of, 10

Description of, 11

Unarmored, Table of, 12

Ordnance, Description of, 180

Types and calibres of, 317

Personnel, Departmental organization of, 405

Grades and relative rank, 406

Cadre, 407

Cruising stations, 407

Budget, 434

Breech-loaders—Armstrong, 193

French, model 1870, 225

model 1864, 228

Finspong, 276

German, 244

Krupp’s new long guns,

table of measurements, 435

United States, 285

Whitworth, 218

Breech Mechanism—Armstrong, original, 193

improved, 195

French, model 1870, 226

model 1864, 229

Hotchkiss revolving cannon, 306

Gatling machine-gun, 309

Krupp cylindro-prismatic, 246

Small-arms, 311

United States, 287

Whitworth, 218

Brooks’s torpedo for harbor defence, 345

Brookwell broadside gun-carriage, 250

Cadre—Argentine Navy, 399

Austrian ” , 400

Brazilian ” , 407

Chilian ” , 407

Danish ” , 433

Dutch ” , 422

English ” , 411

French ” , 417

German ” , 419

Greek ” , 433

Italian ” , 424

Japanese ” , 425

Norwegian ” , 426

Portuguese ” , 433

Russian ” , 426

Spanish ” , 428

Swedish ” , 426

Turkish ” , 429

United States ” , 432

Cartridges—English, 207

French, 236

Charleston blockaders, Dash at, 166

Chart of architectural development, 372

Chilian Fleet, Armored, Table of, 13

Description of, 13

General-service, Table of, 13

Ordnance, Description of, 181

Types and calibres of, 317

Personnel, Departmental organization of, 407

Cadre, 407

Chinese Fleet, Table of, 16

Description of, 16

Ordnance, Description of, 181

Types and calibres of, 317

Personnel, 408

Compressors—Elswick, 201

Bow, 202

English hydraulic, 203-206

French friction, 231

Brookwell, 250

Vavasseur, 220

German hydraulic, 257-263

United States boat-carriage, 289

central recoil-check, 295

hydraulic, 296

Ericsson’s friction, 296

turret-carriage, 298

English wooden slide-carriage, 196

German boat-carriage, 264

Construction, Ship, Development of, 373

Wooden, 374

Diagonal, 375

Composite, 377

Iron, 379

Iron sheathed with wood, 384

Iron hull of Brazil, 380

Warrior, 381

Bellerophon, 382

Hercules, 383

Invincible, 383

Gun—Palliser, 217

Armstrong, 192

Whitworth, 218

Vavasseur, 219

Woolwich, 186

Krupp, 244

Finspong, 276

American smooth-bore, 283

Uchatius, 180

American converted, 285

French, 225

Cruising Stations, Squadron—Argentine, 400

Austrian, 405

Brazilian, 407

Dutch, 422

English, 412

French, 417

Italian, 424

Russian, 426

Spanish, 429

United States, 432

Dashes—Passes of the Mississippi, 165

Vicksburg (Arkansas passing Farragut’s fleet), 166

Charleston blockading fleet, 166

Monitor and Merrimac, 170

Alabama and Hatteras, 170

Weehawken and Atlanta, 171

Kearsarge and Alabama, 171

Meteor and Bouvet, 172

Denmark Fleet, Armored, 17

General-service, 18

Ordnance, Description of, 181

Types and calibres of, 317

Personnel, Departmental organization of, 433

Budgets, 434

Directing-bar Carriage—French, 234

United States, 293

Distinguishing marks of English projectiles, 216

Distribution of armor, 395

Elevating-gear—Woolwich rack and pinion, 201

boat-gun, 197

hydraulic, 205

French, 231, 233, 234

German rack and pinion, 252

boat-gun, 250

United States boat-gun, 289

breech-loader, 293

smooth-bore, 293

Hotchkiss revolving cannon, 306

Gatling machine-gun, 308

English Fleet, Armored, Table of, 20

Description of, 23

Fast cruisers, Table of, 36

Description of, 42

General-service, Table of, 48

Ordnance, Table of measurements of, 182

Description of, 186

Types and calibres of, 317

Revolving turret, 358

Conditions affecting architectural development, 361

Ratios of elements of iron-clad vessels, 390

English Personnel—Departmental organization, 408

Dock-yards, 409

Enlistment, 409

Grades and relative rank, 410

Coast-guard, 411

Cadre, 411

Royal Naval College, 411

Gunnery and torpedo instruction, 411

Naval reserve, 411

Probationary course of young officers, 412

Indian navy, 412

Cruising stations, 412

Budgets, 434

Ericsson—Torpedo vessel, 338

Development of Monitor, 386

Turret gun-carriage, 298

Broadside slide-carriage, 297

Revolving turret, 357

Field-carriages—United States, 289

English, 196

French, 236

German, 264

Finspong breech-loader, 276

Fleets—Architectural development of armored, 389

unarmored, 361

Argentine, 3

Austrian, 5

Brazilian, 10

Chilian, 13

Chinese, 16

Danish, 17

Dutch, 84

English, 20

French, 51

German, 73

Greek, 82

Italian, 90

Japanese, 96

Norwegian, 99

Peruvian, 103

Portuguese, 104

Russian, 106

Spanish, 116

Swedish, 99

Turkish, 121

United States, 128

French Fleet, Armored, Table of, 51

Description of, 55

Rapid cruisers, Table of, 62

Description of, 65

General-service, Table of, 70

Ordnance, Table of measurements of, 221

Description of, 225

Types and calibres of, 317

Towing torpedo, 333

Revolving turret, 359

Barbette fixed turret, 360

Conditions affecting architectural development, 362

Ratio of elements of iron-clad vessels, 390

Wooden hulls, superiority over English iron ones, 392

Personnel—Departmental organization, 412

Maritime prefectures, 414

Enlistment and inscription, 415

Grades and assimilated rank, 416

Official reports, 416

Promotion, 417

Cadre, 417

Cruising stations, 417

Budgets, 434

Fuses—Boxer time, 211

Armstrong time, 211

Pettman percussion, 212

French percussion, 238

time, 238

German percussion, 266

Krupp time, 267

United States Navy time, 302

Bormann time, 303

Boxer time, 303

Schenkl percussion, 304

Torpedo time, 347

McEvoy’s time, 347

percussion, 348

Hill’s chemical, 348

friction, 348

sulphuric-acid, 349

Harvey’s chemical, 349

electric, 349

Gas-checks—Woolwich projectile, 210

French, 227-229

Armstrong, original, 194

improved, 195

Broadwell, 246-248

Gatling machine-gun, 308

General Actions—Memphis, 163

Heligoland, 163

Lissa, 164

Point Tetas, 173

German Fleets, Armored, Table of, 73

Description of, 75

Fast cruisers, Table of, 80

General-service, Table of, 81

Ordnance, Table of measurements, 241

Description of, 244

Types and calibres of, 317

Ratios of elements of iron-clad vessels, 390

Personnel—Departmental organization, 418

Inscription, 419

Cadre, 419

Grades, 419

Fleet divisions, 421

Budgets, 434

Grades—Officers of navy of Argentine Confederation, 399

Austria, 400

Brazil, 406

England, 410

France, 416

Germany, 419

Holland, 421

Italy, 422

Spain, 427

United States, 431

Grand Gulf, Bombardment of earthworks of, 144

Greek Fleet, Table of, 82

Description of, 83

Ordnance, Description of, 272

Types and calibres of, 317

Departmental organization, 433

Budgets, 434

Grooves—French, 187

French modified, 187

Woolwich, 187

English plain, 187

Armstrong, for breech-loader, 192

shunt, 192

French, model 1870, 228

Krupp, 245

Parrott, 288

Dahlgren, 288

Whitworth, 219

Guns—Muzzle-loaders: Woolwich, 186

English converted, 189

Armstrong, 192-194

French, 229

United States smooth-bore, 283

converted, 285

Parrott, 285

Breech-loaders: Armstrong, original, 193

improved, 195

French, model 1870, 225

model 1864-1871, 228

Krupp, government pattern, 244

new long, 435

Finspong, 276

United States, 287

Penetration of English, in armor targets, 319

German,”” , 320

French, ”” , 321

Krupp’s new long, 435

Gun-carriages—Field: English, 196

French, 236

German, 264

United States, 289

Boat: English, 197

French, 235

German, 263

United States, 289

Turret: English, 203

French, 232

German, 263

Razkazoff depression, 279

Ericsson’s, 298

Broadside: French slide, 230

directing-bar, 234

Vavasseur, 220

German Brookwell, 249

slide, 254

German half-slide, 259

United States Marsilly, 292

directing-bar, 293

slide, 296

Ericsson’s slide, 296

United States friction-drum, 299

Mitrailleuse: French, 236

Hotchkiss, 306

Gatling, 308

French centre pivot, 233

German ” ” , 260

United States pivot, 295

Gun-locks—United States cannon, 305

Gatling, 309

Gunpowder—English, 206

French, 236

German, 265

United States, 299

Harvey towing torpedo, 331

Hatteras Inlet, Bombardment of, 139

Heligoland, Action off, 163

Hercules, Construction of iron hull of, 383

Herreshoff torpedo-boat, 341

Hilton Head, Bombardment of, 140

Holland Fleet, Armored, Table of, 84

Description of, 86

Unarmored, Table of, 88

Ordnance, Description of, 272

Types and calibres of, 317

Personnel—Departmental organization, 421

Grades, 421

Cadre, 422

Cruising stations, 422

Budgets, 434

Hotchkiss machine-gun, 305

projectiles, 306

magazine rifle, 315

Hydraulic Compressors—English, 203-206

German, 257-263

United States, 296

Loading apparatus, English, 205

Gun-lift, English, 205

Inscription, Maritime—Austrian, 401

French, 415

German, 419

Italian, 423

Japanese, 425

Spanish, 429

Invincible, Construction of iron hull of, 383

Iron-clads versus wooden vessels

Hampton Roads, 167

Roanoke River, 167

Albemarle Sound, 168

Black Sea, 168

Ylo, 169

Iquique Harbor, 169

Italian Fleet, Armored, Table of, 90

Description of, 91

Fast cruisers, Table of, 94

General-service, Table of, 95

Italian Ordnance, Table of measurements of, 269

Description of, 272

Types and calibres of, 317

Personnel—Departmental organization, 422

Grades, 422

Inscription, 423

Cadre, 424

Budgets, 434

Japanese Fleets, Armored, Table of, 96

Description of, 97

Unarmored, Table of, 97

Ordnance, Description of, 272

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel—Departmental organization, 424

Dock-yards, 424

Cadre, 425

Inscription and enlistment, 425

Budgets, 434

Kagosima, Bombardment of, 146

Kearsarge and Alabama, duel, 171

Krupp Guns—Standard German, Measurements of, 242

New long guns of 30 to 35 calibres, 435

Description of standard German, 244

Groove, 245

Lay’s torpedo, 329

Lewis’s torpedo, 343

Lissa, Battle of, 164

Loading-gear, English hydraulic, 205

Loading-plate—French, 239

German, 249

United States, 287

Machine-guns—Gatling, 308

Hotchkiss, 305

Nordenfeldt, 276

Palmcrantz, 276

Marine Infantry and Artillery—Argentine, 399

Brazilian, 407

Chilian, 407

Dutch, 422

English, 411

French, 417

German, 420

Italian, 424

Spanish, 428

Turkish, 429

United States, 432

Memphis, Action off, 163

Menzing towing-torpedo, 333

Meteor and Bouvet, duel, 172

Mitrailleuse, French, 230

Monitor and Merrimac, duel, 170

Muzzle-loading Guns—Woolwich, 186

Armstrong, 192

Whitworth, 218

Vavasseur, 219

French, 229

United States smooth-bore, 283

rifles, 285

Nipping-gear, Scott’s, 202

French, 233

German, 255

Vavasseur, 220

Nordenfeldt machine-gun, 276

Norwegian Fleet, Armored, Table of, 99

Description of, 100

Unarmored, Table of, 101

Ordnance, Table of measurements of, 273

Description of, 276

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel—Departmental organization, 425

Enlistment, 425

Cadre, 426

Budgets, 434

Ordnance—Argentine, 180

Austrian, 177, 317

Brazilian, 180, 317

Chilian, 181, 317

Chinese, 181, 317

Danish, 181, 317

Dutch, 272, 317

English, 182, 317

French, 221, 317

German, 241, 317

Greek, 272, 317

Italian, 269, 317

Japanese, 272, 318

Norwegian, 273, 318

Peruvian, 279, 318

Portuguese, 279, 318

Russian, 277, 318

Spanish, 280, 318

Swedish, 273, 318

Turkish, 280, 318

United States, 281, 318

Palliser gun-construction, 217

projectiles, 208

Palmcrantz machine-gun, 276

Passage of Forts—Jackson and St. Philip, 154

Vicksburg (up stream), 156

(down stream), 159

Port Hudson Earthworks, 156

Morgan, 157

Passes of the Mississippi, dash, 165

Penetration of Armor—English guns, 319

French ” , 321

German ” , 320

Krupp’s new 30 and 35 calibre guns, 435

Personnel—Argentine Confederation, 399

Austrian, 400

Brazilian, 405

Chilian, 407

Chinese, 408

Danish, 433

Dutch, 421

English, 408

French, 412

German, 418

Greek, 433

Italian, 422

Japanese, 424

Norwegian, 425

Peruvian, 433

Portuguese, 433

Russian, 426

Spanish, 427

Swedish, 425

Turkish, 429

United States, 430

Peruvian Fleet, Description of, 103

Ordnance, Description of, 279

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel, Departmental organization of, 433

Point Tetas, Action off, 173

Portuguese Fleet—Armored corvette, 104

Unarmored fleet, Table of, 105

Ordnance, Description of, 279

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel—Departmental organization, 433

Cadre, 433

Cruising stations, 433

Budgets, 434

Primers—English friction, 212

electric, 213

French percussion, 239

friction, 239

German friction, 267

United States percussion, 304

friction, 304

Projectiles—Distinguishing marks of English, 216

Woolwich, 208

Palliser, 209

Armstrong segment, 209

German” , 265

Whitworth, 219

French, 237

German, 265

United States, 299

Hotchkiss, 306

Ratios of elements of iron-clad vessels, Table of, 390

Razkazoff depression gun-carriage, 279

Roanoke Island, Bombardment of, 141

Russian Fleet, Armored, Table of, 106

Description of, 108

General-service, Table of, 112

Ordnance, Table of measurements of, 277

Description of, 279

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel—Departmental organization, 426

Inscription, 426

Fleet divisions, 426

Budgets, 434

Scott’s gun-carriage, 200

nipping-gear, 202

Sights—English, 213

French, 239

German, 267

United States, 305

Simonoseki, Bombardment of, 145

Singer’s torpedo for harbor defence, 346

Slides—English upper-deck gun, 198

ordinary broadside, 199

heavy broadside, 200

turret, 205

French ordinary broadside, 232

heavy broadside, 231

barbette turret, 232, 360

centre pivot, 234

German broadside, 251

heavy pivot, 257

half” , 259

centre ” , 260

United States ordinary pivot, 295

heavy broadside, 296

turret, 298

Slide-rollers—French, 232

German, 255

Small-arms—Snider, 311

Tabatière, 311

Krnka, 312

Springfield, 312

Peabody-Martini, 313

Werndl, 313

Mauser, 314

Le Gras, 314

Berdan, 315

Hotchkiss magazine, 315

Remington, 315

Spanish Fleet, Armored, Table of, 116

Description of, 117

Unarmored, Table of, 118

Description of, 120

Ordnance, Description of, 280

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel—Departmental organization, 427

Grades, 427

Cadre, 428

Inscription, 429

Cruising stations, 429

Budgets, 434

Sumter, Bombardment of, 151

Assault of, 160

Swedish Fleet, Armored, Table of, 99

Description of, 100

Unarmored, Table of, 101

Ordnance, Table of measurements of, 273

Description of, 276

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel—Departmental organization, 425

Enlistment, 425

Cadre, 426

Budgets, 434

Thorneycroft torpedo-boat, 339

Torpedoes—Whitehead, 325

Lay, 329

Harvey towing, 331

Menzing ” , 333

French towing, 333

American spar, 334

Wood and Lay’s spar, 335

Lewis’s drifting, 343

Frame, 345

Brooks’s channel, 345

Singer’s” , 346

Barrel” , 346

Clearing channels of, 350

Torpedo Boats—Thorneycroft, 339

Yarrow, 340

Herreshoff, 341

Submarine, 343

Launches, 342

Vessels—Pietro Micca, 94, 336

Rau, 102, 337

Vesuvius, 47, 337

Ziethen, 337

Uzreef, 337

Alarm, 130, 337

Intrepid, 129, 338

Destroyer, 338

Uhlan, 339

Fuses—Time, 347

McEvoy’s time, 347

Hill’s, 348

McEvoy’s percussion, 348

Friction, 348

Sulphuric-acid, 349

Harvey’s, 349

Electric, 349

Actions—Shah and Huascar, 351

Russian boats off Batoum, 351

Constantine and Turkish vessel, 352

Cushing’s attack on Albemarle, 352

Russian attack on Duba Saife, 352

at Sulina, 352

Rustchuk, 353

Soukum Kaleh, 353

Confederate attack on Minnesota, 353

Housatonic, 353

Training-gear—German windlass, 253

for cabin carriage, 254

heavy slides, 256

English windlass, 200

rack and pinion, 200

French rack and pinion, 231

barbette slide, 232

centre pivot, 234

United States rack and pinion, 296

Turkish Fleet, Armored, Table of, 121

Description of, 123

Unarmored, Table of, 125

Ordnance, Description of, 280

Types and calibres of, 318

Personnel—Departmental organization, 429

Inscription, 429

Cadre, 429

Budget, 434

Turret—United States monitor, 357

English revolving, 358

French”, 359

barbette, 360

Carriages: French, 232

English, 203

German, 263

United States, 298

Uchatius gun-construction, 180

United States Fleet, Armored, Table of, 128

Description of, 129

Unarmored, Table of, 131

Description of, 134

Ordnance, Table of measurements of, 281

Description of, 283

Types and calibres of, 318

Conditions affecting architectural development, 362

Ratios of elements of monitor Onondaga, 391

Monitor turret, 357

Personnel—Departmental organization, 430

Dock-yards, 430

Grades and assimilated rank, 431

Cadre, 432

Enlistment, 432

Cruising station, 432

Budgets, 434

Spar-torpedo, 334

Vavasseur construction, 219

compressor, 220

nipping-gear, 220

Vents—French, 227

Armstrong B. L., 193

German, 248

United States, 287

Vent-guards, French, 240

Vicksburg, Dash of the Arkansas past Farragut’s fleet, 166

Wads—English papier maché, 210

French sea-weed, 238

Warrior, Construction of iron hull of, 381

Weehawken and Atlanta, duel, 171

Whitehead torpedo, 325

Whitworth gun-construction, 218

groove, 219

projectiles, 219

breech mechanism, 218

Windlass for in and out gear—English, 200

German, 253

Wood scale, English, 213, 216

Woolwich—Description of guns, 186

Measurements of guns, 182

Groove, 187

Projectiles, 208

Yarrow torpedo-boat, 340

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