The SciencesJanuary 29, 1921
New Battle-Cruiser Constellation
Stories by J. Bernard Walker
TechnologyAugust 14, 1920
The Racing Airplane of the Future
(Reprint of a Study of Probable Future Developments, Originally Published in the Scientific American of Oct. 22. 1910)
The SciencesAugust 7, 1920
The America's Cup Races
Notes on the Contests for 1920
The SciencesJuly 31, 1920
The America's Cup Races
Notes on the Contests for 1920
The SciencesJuly 17, 1920
"Resolute" Defends the Cup
Why "Resolute" Was Chosen and Her Prospects of Defeating "Shamrock IV"
The SciencesJuly 3, 1920
Tuning Up for the Cup Races
"Shamrock IV" -- The Unknown Quantity Among Four 75-Foot Racing Yachts
The SciencesJune 5, 1920
Challenger and Defenders of the America's Cup
Leading Characteristics of Shamrock IV, Resolute and Vanitie
The SciencesMarch 27, 1920
The Panama Canal Today
The Construction and Operation of the Great Waterway Between the Atlantic and the Pacific
The SciencesMarch 29, 1919
A 121-Mile Gun
Ordnance Officers of the United States Army Demonstrate Futility of Super-Range Guns
The SciencesJanuary 11, 1919
Return of the American Fleet
The Ships That Kept Watch in the North Sea
The SciencesNovember 30, 1918
Great Britain at War
Our Ally's Stupendous Effort with Men, Money, and Munitions, in Air, and on Land and Sea
TechnologyApril 27, 1918
Velocity and Range of Guns--II
How Super-Range can be Secured with Existing High-Powered Rifles
Part 2 of 2
TechnologyApril 20, 1918
Velocity and Range of Guns
From the Black-Powder Muzzle-Loader to the Smokeless-Powder Rifle
Part 1 of 2
The SciencesApril 6, 1918
The Government and the Railroads
The Coördination of Two Hundred and Sixty Thousand Miles of Railroad for the Winning of the War
By J. Bernard Walker, Editor of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
The SciencesDecember 8, 1917
The Submarine Problem--XX (Conclusion)
Past Results and the Promise of the Future
The SciencesAugust 18, 1917
The Submarine Problem--XII
The Torpedo Can Be Beaten by the Watertight Bulkhead
The SciencesJune 23, 1917
The Submarine Problem--IV
Closing the North Sea with a Bomb-Curtain
The SciencesApril 7, 1917
Gun Versus Armor
Will Long-Range, Big-Gun Attack Call for a Redistribution of Armor?
The SciencesAugust 7, 1915
Twelve Months of the Great Naval War
How the British Fleet has Justified its Existence
TechnologyJuly 24, 1915
Which is the Most Powerful Battleship?
How the Big Gun Plus High Speed Make for Efficiency
TechnologyDecember 20, 1913
Atlantic Steamships--A Retrospect
Thirteen Years' Development of the Transatlantic Liner
TechnologyNovember 8, 1913
The Fire Control Platform of a United States Battleship
How the Telescope Sight, the Range Finder and the Spotter Co-operate to Secure Good Shooting
The SciencesJune 28, 1913
Maiden Voyage of the Imperator, The Articles on Price Maintenance and more
Some Features of the First 900-foot Ship
The SciencesOctober 19, 1912
Landsman's Log Aboard the United States Destroyer "Patterson"--II