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- xmlResult.aspx?page=3&xmldoc=193143448F2d386_1310.xml&docbase=CSLWAR1-1950-1985&SizeDisp=7 quote "Meanwhile, however, the Naval Torpedo Station at Newport had developed a type of hydrostatically operated depth charge, which appeared at least the equal of even the latest British design. This firing mechanism was mainly the work of the Bureau's engineer of mines and explosives, Mr. C. T. Minkler. ... The American and British depth charges differ in several main particulars. Ours fires by means of hydrostatic pressure, while the British utilize the seepage principle also.".