[modeleng] Re: Rivet forensics
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- Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:51:54 +0000
Were they steel or iron plates?
On 4/16/2008, "cbrumbelow@xxxxxxxxxxx" <cbrumbelow@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>I think hitting an iceberg is what started the problem, Al. Steel which sha=
ttered instead of bending made the problem worse -- fast. You may recall tha=
t a number of the WWII Liberty ships broke in half due to problems with the s=
teel and/or its assembly. Charles
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>> Out of curiosity, what material was the Brooklyn Navy=20
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>> > Hardly a model, but certainly related to the field,=20
>> > this article claims=20
>> > to solve the riddle of the sinking of the Titanic.=20
>> > And I always thought=20
>> > it hit an iceberg...=20
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