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... crew of the Zeppelin watching them from the gondolas and from the windows of the central cabin. The Zeppelin then turned about and disappeared from the Helena's sight. On Thursday that is, three days after this incident-- a large Zeppelin airship drove ...
... conditions, a Zeppelin can cross and return, a fact which nobody ever questioned. It proved that Zeppelins can drop bombs which can do a deal of damage if they hit anything and explode. This also we knew. It proved, further, that all the bombs a Zeppelin can carry ...
... meagre a victory (a victory mainly over the handicaps inherent in the Zeppelin itself) gave us any warrant for trembling. After six months of mud, blood, and braggadocio, the Zeppelin had the equivalent of nothing to its credit. Why this should have been ...
... airship. It is, of course, necessary to distribute the weights on a Zeppelin airship very carefully in order that the vessel may ride on a level keel. When dropped from the Zeppelin these incendiary bombs create the impression of a trail of light through ...
... of, a Zeppelin in Bel gium is possibly the most picturesque aerial achievement of the war, and on those grounds alone merits the Victoria Cross and the Legion of Honour which have been awarded him. In the ten months of war not many Zeppelins have been ...
... one of the Zeppelins, but did not bring it down. Four Zeppelins started on the raid, but only two got as far as Paris. All this is very reassuring, for if a serious A Good Omen rajcj on Paris, undertaken at their own chosen for London. Zeppelins, is a failure ...
... AIR AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BUIST. ZEPPELIN ATTENTIONS. ON the one hand we have a section of the British Press that keeps screaming more vehemently with each visit concerning what it is pleased to style the Zeppelin fiasco, and, on the other, we have ...
... matched against Dread nought, in aerial ones Zeppelin were matched against Zeppelin. This school, however, conveniently overlooks the facts that it has taken Germany half a genera tion to solve her Zeppelins that we have not one complete one at the moment ...
... seen by the Germans from Heligoland, two Zeppelins, three or four hostile seaplanes, and several hostile submarines attacked them. By swift manoeuvring the enemy's submarines were avoided, and the two Zeppelins were easily put t.o flight by the guns of ...
... he took for a cloud was in reality the Zeppelin envelope, acres of it in every direction floating at about 2,000 feet in the air, and attached to the destroyer by a steel cable. And how the crew of the Zeppelin ever succeeded in successfully connecting ...
... MOTORING and AVIATION* The thirteenth Zeppelin raid on England had one satisfactory feature. It ended in the destruction of one of the raiding craft. How that occurred we can only surmise, but if what we hear is true, there is no reason for any reticence ...
... MOTORING and AVIATION* The thirteenth Zeppelin raid on England had one satisfactory feature. It ended in the destruction of one of the raiding craft. How that occurred we can only surmise, but if what we hear is true, there is no reason for any reticence ...