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The Winans Steam Gun was a unique artillery piece, developed by Charles Dickson prior and William Joslin to the American Civil War. The Winans (named for its capture and placement in Ross Winans' workshop in Maryland. It was unusual in that it used centrifugal forces to launch a projectile, rather than the conventional use of gunpowder.

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rdfs:label	Winans Steam Gun
rdfs:comment	The Winans Steam Gun was a unique artillery piece, developed by Charles Dickson prior and William Joslin to the American Civil War. The Winans (named for its capture and placement in Ross Winans' workshop in Maryland. It was unusual in that it used centrifugal forces to launch a projectile, rather than the conventional use of gunpowder.
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Origin	Confederate States of America
Design	1858(xsd:integer)
Service	1861(xsd:integer)
Name	Winans Steam Gun
Maker	Charles S. Dickson
Type	Centrifugal Steam Gun
usedby	Confederate States of America
nobuilt	1(xsd:integer)
Death	1860(xsd:integer)
Crew	1(xsd:integer)
Birth	1860(xsd:integer)
ratefire	250(xsd:integer)
abstract	The Winans Steam Gun was a unique artillery piece, developed by Charles Dickson prior and William Joslin to the American Civil War. The Winans (named for its capture and placement in Ross Winans' workshop in Maryland. It was unusual in that it used centrifugal forces to launch a projectile, rather than the conventional use of gunpowder.

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