A Unit System for the Packing and Handling of Artillery Ammunition
Front page article on a proposed method of transporting artillery shells.
Volume 116, Issue 16
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Features
A Volunteer System Spells Disaster, The General Public and the Food Problem, and more
The Ball-Bearing Tractor
Reducing Friction in the Endless Chain Tread
Strategic Moves of the War--April 12th, 1917
By Our Military Expert
Recent Chemical Developments
Starch as a Substitute for Glycerine and Cotton in Explosives
The Value of Agriculture in Time of War
American Hardware in Foreign Markets
Process of Copper-Plating Propeller Blades, New Naval Anti-Aircraft Gun
American Sources of Nitrogen
The Economic Production in the United States of Combined Nitrogen for Military, Agricultural and Industrial Needs
["Military needs involve the consumption normally of a large amount of nitric acid, in the manufacture of the powder and explosives required by the Army and Navy"]
Some Fast Submarine Chasers, Monitor "Tallahassee" in a Seaway, and more
What I Can do for My Country
II. The Electrical Engineer