... the two Zeppelins which menaced the British ships is taken as evidence that airship assaults do not possess the value that the enemy appear to have attributed to them as a factor in naval fighting. The British fired many shots at the Zeppelins and it is ...

... Warships versus Zeppelins. An Appeal. REMEMBER OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS AT 5 THE FRONT. CIGARETTES FOR TOMMY. W= all cannot go to the front, but there is no one but can do a little towards helping the brave British soldiers who are so nobly fighting on our ...

... Cushaven were attacked by seven aeroplanes, escorted by light cruisers and submarines. German Zeppelins, scaplanes and submarines attacked them. The Zeppelins were easily put to flight. Six airmen re-embarked or were picked up. Flight Commander Hewlett ...

... among the men of the Navy concerning the danger to ships from the use of Zeppelins, they are now inclined to treat these huge German aireraft quite lightly. The effect on the Zeppelins of the fire from the Arethusa and the Undaunted—two of the best of our ...

... thrilling incidemt in the whole war. Combination of aircraft, surface craft, and underwater craft in the attack, and of Zeppelins, seaplanes, and submarines in the defence. The refusal of any German surface ships to come out, and the success of the British ...

... RAID ON GERMAN PORT. Ficht Between Cruisers, Zeppelins, ~ Submarines and Aeroplanes, AMERICAN COMPLAINT OF TRADE INTERFERENCE. Government Note to Great Britain. Allies Capture a Village near the Coast. ...

... FRENCH AND GERMAN BOMB-THROWING. PARIS, Tuesday night. A German communique having represented the bombardment of Nancy by a Zeppelin as a measure of reprisal for the bombs dropped on Freiburg in Breisgau by French airmen, it is stated that, by military orders ...

... fall wide. A member of the crew of the saucy Arethusa, which has again distinguished herself so well, states that, when a Zeppelin came gliding overhead—a great grey hulk as le put it—the monster seemed larger than the ship hers:ll. But she had no terrors ...

... enemy having sent sirmen in the advance, we prepared for them a worthy reception. The difference was, that our airmen and Zeppelins dropped bombs which hit, and the English dropped missiles which fell beside the objects aimed at. The gasometer of Cuxbhaven ...

... of the German fleet, possibly in German waters, One interesting aspect of the Cuxhaven raid is the ease with which the Zeppelins were put to flight by the gunfire of two cruisers. Another is that, though the convoying naval squadrons, composed of small ...

... destroyers, and made for the German warships lying off Cuxhaven. As soon as the British ehips were scen from Heligoland two Zeppelins, three or four seaplanes, and scveral submarines made for them, and, while they remained in the neighbourhood, waiting for ...

... about the Zeppelins, too. There is every reason to believe, how ever, that in submarines Great Britain is very much stronger than Germany, and we have the comforting knowledge that she is able to bunild them wuch more rapidly. As for the Zeppelins, the threat ...