ATTACKING A VESSEL IN MOTION, COMING UP TO HER FROM RIGHT ASTERN.

In this case, two torpedoes are launched and diverged, as in Case 6;

and in this case it is assumed that the torpedo vessel can outspeed the

vessel attacked, which will enable her to bring a torpedo under the run

of the vessel attacked, as shown by the drawing.

[Illustration: Plate 10.

Kell Bros. Lith. London.

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