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... ZEPPELIN RAIDS DANGERS to AVOID. In the course of a discussion on the Zeppelin raids held in the House of Lords last week, Lord Sydenham, the author of Fortifications and other military works, made the fol lowing interesting statement:-- I am strongly ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID OVER LONDON. Sectional View of a. Zeppelin, Showing the Curving Flight of a. Bomb when Dropped from a. Rapidly- moving Airship When a Zeppelin is travelling forward, say at a speed of 50 miles, the bombs carried on the craft are also ...
... THE ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP How it is Controlled. THE PILOT IN THE FORWARD GONDOLA OF A ZEPPELIN Drawn by Philip Daitct from photographic material supplied Copyrighted in the U.S.A. T, t 1 t J 1 f o 7r>nl,n i screened to protect the pilot and assis'ants. The ...
... THE M A CHIN E MAN IN Til E CLOUDS j p AND THE ZEPPELIN'S EXTREME VULNERABILITY JJ TYPES OF THE DAMAGE WHICH A ZEPPELIN CAN SUSTAIN BY' WIND, WEATHER AND WAR pj A ZEPPELIN IN FLAMES IN MID-AIR, AFTER HAVING BEEN FIRED BY A BOMB ...
... THE AERIAL RAID ON SOUTHEND WATCHING THE ZEPPELIN AT WORK Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. The Zeppelin attack at the mouth of the Thames began a little before three o'clock oi Monday morning, and for three-quarters of an hour the airship ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RED HERRING ^7 BY THE EDITOR Recognised at Last THE Zeppelins are to be congratulated: they succeeded in blowing the London district clean out of the Eastern Counties. For the first time in the official reports we ceased to be rural East ...
... MACHINERY I p COUNT ZEPPELIN'S CLIPPER OF THE CLOUDS Jj IN BARRACKS THE ZEPPELIN STARTS ON ITS JOURNEY ITS CURIOUS PROPELLER HP I II IP I m i llnip III I I i im-- lillMMWM 1 1| HI iMhldW 4m THE CROWDED STREETS BELOW. ON WHICH THE ZEPPELIN DROPS ITS BRUTAL ...
... BUBBLE: THE FIRST ZEPPELIN BOMBED IN MID-AIR The most thrilling exploit of the war was^ performed in the early hours of Monday morning by Flight Sub-Lieutenant R. A. J. Warneford, R.N., who won a V.C. in mid-air by destroying a Zeppelin between Brussels ...
... THE M A CHIN E MAN IN Til E CLOUDS j p AND THE ZEPPELIN'S EXTREME VULNERABILITY JJ TYPES OF THE DAMAGE WHICH A ZEPPELIN CAN SUSTAIN BY' WIND, WEATHER AND WAR pj A ZEPPELIN IN FLAMES IN MID-AIR, AFTER HAVING BEEN FIRED BY A BOMB ...
... The Zeppelin Aloft A German Artist's Impression The above illustration gives a very good idea of a recent Zeppelin. The latest are reported to have guns mounted on various platforms at different positions, but these accounts must be received with caution ...
... THE AERIAL RAID ON SOUTHEND WATCHING THE ZEPPELIN AT WORK Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. The Zeppelin attack at the mouth of the Thames began a little before three o'clock oi Monday morning, and for three-quarters of an hour the airship ...
... HOW BOMBS ARE DROPPED FROM A ZEPPELIN. SECTIONAL VIEW OF THE CENTRAL BOMB-DROPPING CABIN OF A ZEPPELIN DRAWN BY PHILIP DADO AMD MONTAGUE DAWSON. 1915 Copyrighted in the U.S.A. The above sectional drawing will give the reader some idea of the method by ...