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Thanks for posting this.
Quote from: Artilleryman on August 13, 2012, 04:05:17 AMThanks for posting this.You are welcome. The article also mentioned that an iron clad was about 100 yards long, which means the 10 and 8 inches mortar had a better than 50% chance of hitting an ironclad.
Quote from: Parrott-Cannon on August 15, 2012, 11:19:16 AMQuote from: Artilleryman on August 13, 2012, 04:05:17 AMThanks for posting this.You are welcome. The article also mentioned that an iron clad was about 100 yards long, which means the 10 and 8 inches mortar had a better than 50% chance of hitting an ironclad.Maybe not 50%, wouldn't it depend on if you were lined up with the length of the ship (bow to stern) or the side of the ship (port to starboard).