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==Description ==
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[[Image:Fort Worden Battery Stoddard Plan.jpg|thumb|left|795px|[[Fort Worden]], [[Battery Stoddard]] Plan 1941]]
[[Image:Fort Worden Battery Stoddard Plan.jpg|thumb|left|795px|[[Fort Worden]], [[Battery Stoddard]] Plan 1941]]
[[Image:Fort Winfield Scott Battery Chamberlin Plan.jpg|thumb|left|795px|[[Fort Winfield Scott]], [[Battery Chamberlin]] Plan 1919]]
[[Image:Fort Winfield Scott Battery Chamberlin Plan.jpg|thumb|left|795px|[[Fort Winfield Scott]], [[Battery Chamberlin]] Plan 1919]]

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Coast Battery Design 6-4-Disappearing A coastal gun battery design for a 4 gun 6" battery with Disappearing carriages.

Fort Winfield Scott, Battery Chamberlin, Emplacement #4, New Gun
Fort Moultrie, Battery Gadsden Magazine #1
Fort Flagler, Battery Calwell Gun Emplacement #1
Fort Moultrie, Battery Gadsden Center Structure

Description

This is a one story gun battery with two magazines, each serving two guns and a central multi purpose structure. Each gun and carriage sat on a raised loading platform. Shell carts were used to move the shells from the magazine to the loading platform stairs and the shells were hand carried to the loading platform. A separate powder passage was used to bring the powder from the magazine's powder room to the loading platform. No shell or powder hoists were needed or provided.

Fort Worden, Battery Stoddard Plan 1941
Fort Winfield Scott, Battery Chamberlin Plan 1919
Fort Worden, Battery Tolles Plan 1925
Fort Moultrie, Battery Gadsden Plan 1920
Fort Flagler, Battery Calwell Plan 1933

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