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John EricssonJohn Ericsson invented the caloric (heat) engine, as well as a steam condensor that allowed a steamer to produce fresh water while at sea. He is best remembered, however, as being the designer and builder of the USS Monitor, a unique ironclad ship that incorporated many elements still used in warship designs today.
John Philip HollandJohn Philip Holland launched his first successful submarine in 1881. The company he founded ultimately became the Electric Boat Company, which has subsequently built the vast majority of the U.S. Navy's submarines, as well as submarines for many other nations.
The Parts of a Sailing Ship: Sails and MastsThe Parts of a Sailing Ship: Sails and Masts
How Ballast Helps A Submarine Float, Dive, Swim and SurfaceHow Ballast Helps A Submarine "Float, Dive, Swim and Surface"
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