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... GIGANTIC ZEPPELINS TO BE BUILT FOR THE NAVY. Germany’s faith in the Zeppelin type of airship. in spite of the recent disasters to the LI and L 2, was proved at the meeting of the Budget Committee of the Reichstag. Grand Admiral von Tirpitz, after paying ...
... GIANT AIRSHIPS. GERMANY'S NEXT ZEPPELINS TO BE EVEN LARGER. BERLIN, Feb. 11. Before the Budget Commission on Naval Estimates to-day, Admiral von Tirpita, Secretary for the Navy, in discussing the loss of the naval Zeppelin airships, said that the carrying ...
... . The Marine Department's policy is to rely on airships of the rigid type, apparently mostly Zeppelins; and the objection raised last year that the Zeppelin L I. broke up in the North Sea mainly owing to weakness resulting from its excessive size is ...
... the Army authorities at the end of this week, and is now undergoing her last trials in the neighbourhood of Potsdam Count Zeppelin arrived here yesterday to superintend the trials and to inspect the new airship building yard at Potsdam, which will probably ...
... Potsdam to Johannisthal, where she is to be stationed for some time. Z VII. made one of the finest flights yet made by a Zeppelin airship. She left Friedrichskiaven at a quarter past 4 in the morning. and with the aid of a following wind reached Ponzlarn ...
... the florman military airship Zeppelin Z 4 came to earth on practically the same spot. It lies between the two villages of Oroismare (which is little more than a mile from the fort of Marainvilliers, over which the Zeppelin passed) and Champel. Immediately ...
... -our!. Mr, NlclScnna, and Nlrs. Munich, Wedne‘da , .. --The Rio avian Arm% , the strength of hich ha* )wen ill he allotted a Zeppelin airship of the ne‘‘e,t construction. The airship station sill be at the fortress of Germersheim.—Central News. ...
... thus baldly stated, are remarkable enough. Only five years ago the German people subscribed nearly £305,000 to enable Count Zeppelin to , carry on his patriotic work. But even more noteworthy are the object.: upon which the money is being spent and the results ...
... was the need for airships of greater carrying capacity. The Admiralty was at present contemplating the construction of a Zeppelin airship with a capacity of 32,000 cubic metres. It had also hed the Scliiitte-Lartz Air. Ti P p r o l itch as the Schiitte-Lanz ...
... 23-28. The German ships have engines of 600-700 h.p. ; the French ships engines of 300 lt.p. Germany is building 10 new Zeppelins [of at least 27 tons) ; France is building three non-rigida of 24 tons, and has had four more on order since Nevem- I her ...
... noon to-day near Croismare, Ave miles from Lufteiville, and six miles within French territory, very near the spot where the Zeppelin landed List year. of the officers immediately reported himself at the Maine and requested assistance; the Mayor telephoned ...
... entirely avoided in any Navy which kept its torpedo arm thoroughly efficient. With regard to the disasters , to the two Navy Zeppelins, he said that the nest was a weather disaster and the second due indeed to I faults in the construction of the airship, but ...