The history of the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations . ited States Artillery School at Fort Monroe, anwas principal instructor in that science until the outbreak of the Spanish .American War, in 1898, when thschool was suspended. Colonel Ingalls was the authoin 1883-85-86 of Exterior Ballistics. In 18.85 he wrotBallistic Machines, in 1890-91 his Handbook oProblems in Exterior Ballistics, Interior Ballistics,1894. 1911 ; Ballistic Tables, 1891, 1900, Ballistics fothe Instruction of .Artillery Gunners, 1893. He was thauthor also of extensive articles on gunnery, gunpowdeietc., and
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The history of the state of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations . ited States Artillery School at Fort Monroe, anwas principal instructor in that science until the outbreak of the Spanish .American War, in 1898, when thschool was suspended. Colonel Ingalls was the authoin 1883-85-86 of Exterior Ballistics. In 18.85 he wrotBallistic Machines, in 1890-91 his Handbook oProblems in Exterior Ballistics, Interior Ballistics, 1894. 1911 ; Ballistic Tables, 1891, 1900, Ballistics fothe Instruction of .Artillery Gunners, 1893. He was thauthor also of extensive articles on gunnery, gunpowdeietc., and as an eminent authority in this field was askeito prepare articles on these subjects for JohnsonUniversal Encyclopedia, in 1894. He also wrote tharticle Ballistics for the New International Encyclopedia, second edition, 1915. On July 29, i860. Colonel Ingalls married Eliza HNiles, of Windsor, Wis. He married (second) HarrieElizabeth Thurston, daughter of Hon. Benjamin Babcock and Frances E. (Deshon) Thurston, of NevLondon, Conn., July 17, 1877. (See Thurston VII)..