Scientific American 1910 to 1919

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1917-05-26: Boarding the Enemy: a Rivial of Old Time Tactics in the English Channel1917-06-02: A Destroyer Raid By Night in the North Sea1917-06-09: Underground Warfare: French Sappers Using the Stethoscope To Detect Mining Operations of the Enemy1917-06-16: Rushing Work on Wood Ships To Carry Supplies Though the Submarine Zone1917-06-23: Lowering a Recovered Torpedo Into the Hold of the U.s.s. Pennsylvania After Target Practice1917-06-30: Transporting Supplies To the French Front By Means of An Improvised Cable Railway1917-07-07: A Horse Power Race: the Man Who Does the Most Work Wins the Contest1917-07-14: Clearing An Enemy Mine Field, Hooking the Hoisting Cable To a Mine1917-07-21: EXCAVATING AND GRADING WITH A SCRAPER DRAWN BY A STATIONARY ENGINE1917-07-28: SEAPLANE RETURNING TO ITS MOTHER SHIP AFTER A NOCTURNAL FLIGHT1917-08-04: TAKING THREE SIMULTANEOUS READINGS WITH A TRIPLEX RANGE FINDER ABOARD A FRENCH CRUISER1917-08-11: Camouflaged Trench-Digger At Work in the War Zone1917-08-18: Using a Car Pusher in Place of a Switching Engine in An Industrial Plant1917-09-08: Sweeping Out Captured Dug-Outs with a Broom of Fire1917-09-15: "Shooting" the Photoplay - Pursuer And Pursued Towed By the Car That Carries the Camera1917-09-22: Salved Vessel Crashing Through the Bulkhead Erected To Keep Out the Surf1917-09-29: CAMOUFLAGE ROBES WORN BY THE CREW OF A FRENCH ANTI AIRCRAFT CANNON1917-10-06: When the Winged Cavalry Charges the Enemys Line
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1917-07-07: A Horse Power Race: the Man Who Does the Most Work Wins the Contest

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