| 1899 - 998 pages
...Channel Squadron after he has spent " a blissful fortnight " among the battleships and cruisers. " When you have been shown lovingly over a torpedo by...meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days." To find out how the men live who are doing the world's work and how they do it — whether the instrument... | |
| United States - 1899 - 1004 pages
...Channel Squadron after he has spent " a blissful fortnight " among the battleships and cruisers. " When you have been shown lovingly over a torpedo by...meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days." To find out how the men live who are doing the world's work and how they do it — whether the instrument... | |
| Rudyard Kipling - 1907 - 818 pages
...reports of conversations with superiors retailed by a delinquent Marine. 262 Fire and collision drill, general quarters and the like take on new meaning...meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days. Next time you see the 'blue' ashore you do not stare unintelligently. You have watched him on his native... | |
| Herbert C. Fyfe - Submarine warfare - 1907 - 350 pages
..." srUTYEN KUYVII CHAPTER XV THE WHITEHEAD TORPEDO — " THE MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE IN THE WORLD " " When you have been shown lovingly over a torpedo by...meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days." — RUDTARD KIPLING. "The next great naval war will bestow upon the torpedo and its users a halo of... | |
| Rudyard Kipling - 1913 - 412 pages
...reports of conversations with superiors retailed by a delinquent Marine. 262 Fire and collision drill, general quarters and the like take on new meaning...meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days. Next tune you see the 'blue' ashore you do not stare unintelligently. You have watched him on his native... | |
| 1899 - 526 pages
...Channel Squadron after he has spent " a blissful fortnight " among the battleships and cruisers. " When you have been shown lovingly over a torpedo by...meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days." To find out how the men live who are doing the world's work and how they do it — whether the instrument... | |
| 1944 - 786 pages
...for once he wrote these lines which capture, I believe, all the intensity of a torpedoman's feelings: When you have been shown lovingly over a torpedo by...meaning and a reality for you to the end of your days. A submarine torpedoman lives in close union with his torpedoes. He bunks with them; he babies them,... | |
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