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Bushnell's Role Model

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A new stage began in june 1776 when general hoew and Admiral Lorde Howe sailed into New York harbor with the largest england had ever sent overseas. Bushnell overcame the limited techonolgy of his and built a one person, the turtle measured about 7 feet width. The turtle cleared the surface the operator ejected water with one hand pump. Bushnell had inserted small pieces of thick glass into the turtles top to allow the sunlight while the

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