Scientific American 1910 to 1919

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1918-09-14: A duel between British and German submarines.1918-09-21: Excavating the roadbed of a suburban car line.1918-09-28: the chemical engine company rushing to fight a fire in a coal mine.1918-10-05: One of Our Large Colliers Coaling a Warship1918-10-19: Hauling the Fuel Carrying Sleds To Our Tanks Operating Over Muddy Terain.1918-10-26: The bitter bit, Attacking U-boat sunk by convoy destroyer.1918-11-02: Wiping Out German Maching Gun Nests with the 37-Millimeter Cannon1918-11-09: Crossing the canal Du Nord on a bridge of tanks.1918-11-16: On the turn table of the marine railway at Spring Lake Illinois.1918-11-23: Worlds largest shovel loading cars 62 feet above grade.1918-11-30: Making Up Log Rafts At a Logging Railroad Terminal1918-12-07: A humanitarian use for the airplane: collecting the wounded with the flying ambulance.1918-12-14: The greatest offensive weapon of the war: The irresisitble allied tank.1918-12-21: Undoing the havoc of war in the coming days of reconstruction.1918-12-28: KEEPING THE HIGHWAYS CLEAR IN WINTER TIME
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1918-12-14: The greatest offensive weapon of the war: The irresisitble allied tank.

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