File:Popular Science Dec 1918 p68 - History of boat propulsion, Water caterpillar.jpg

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English: The water caterpillar or track drive propulsion for boats predated the use of land based tracked vehicles by about 50 years.
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Source Popular Science, Dec 1918, p68, Printed in the United States

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