Mystery Ship Explained

Issue No.

325-1

Date Released

14 Nov 1917

Stories in this Issue:

Story No. within this Issue: 1 / 5
Summary: [SUBTITLE]: "Great interest was shown in the German electric mystery ships, one of which was captured by the British Fleet. How a similar electrically propelled ship built in America is manoeuvred from the shore." Small unmanned boat crosses harbour of British port. Close shot of man with headphones operating the boat from the land; he looks through binoculars. Boat turns, then passes by again.
Keywords: Navy; Military
Length of story (in feet): 62

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