Noncapsizable Boat For Army Run by Diesel Engine

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Constructed to withstand rough seas without capsizing, a new-type whaleboat craft to be used by the U. S. Army Quartermaster’s corps in the Panama Canal Zone, recently went through rigid tests. Twenty-six feet long and equipped with a 40-horsepower Diesel engine, the boat was designed by Arno Apel,racing pilot and flyer, built at a cost of $4,185 by Ventnor Bopt Works, near Atlantic City, N. J. |More of the boats may ordered if this one proves satisfactory.

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Noncapsizable Boat For Army Run by Diesel Engine

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Noncapsizable Boat For Army Run by Diesel Engine

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eng

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1941-06

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91

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Public Domain (Google digitized)

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Enrico Saonara
Alberto Bordignon (Supervisor)

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