Subject: Voice-Over Artists Just Got Worried

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Subject: Voice-Over Artists Just Got Worried
From: "Turn Text To Speech Software" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2022 05:57:20 -0800 (PST)

Voice-Over Artists Just Got Worried

http://turntextrong.us/xtiPeUU2q0w_BxyasSed5qAJnLsQhxiYJ-LGHSomrBWXK_y-RA

http://turntextrong.us/7Y1eRCS8_spzEZcFaj6zgyrx36IFGFt-yulKJCDQnB_a5b9OAQ

netrating ordnance was developed, especially by the Union Navy who at war's end had developed shells capable of penetrating up to 9.5 inches (24 cm) of perpendicularly placed armor – hence the increase of armor thickness on Confederate ironclads; sloping increased effective armor thickness against armor piercing ordnance, which was typically fired on a flat trajectory. For example, the later 6 inches (15.2 cm) Confederate armor, sloped at 35 degrees, resulted in a 22 percent increase of effective horizontal armor thickness at 7.33 inches (18.6 cm). However, increasing the slope came at a cost as it meant adding more armor and heavier structural support – and thus more weight – to the casemate, while maintaining the original armor thickness. Armor was also applied to the part of the hull above the waterline. The casemate was often box-shaped, with armor and weight saving octagon shapes appearing in the later stages of the war. From the top of the casemate protruded an armored lookout structure that served as a pilothouse, and one or two smokestacks.

The casemate ironclad being steam d