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... READY FOR ZEPPELIN RAIDERS: A SENTINEL OF THE SKIES While it was not until this week that London was attacked by Zeppelins, they have made several attempts on Paris, and aeroplane raids on the French capital have been of almost weeklv occurrence. All ...
... READY FOR ZEPPELIN RAIDERS: A SENTINEL OF THE SKIES While it was not until this week that London was attacked by Zeppelins, they have made several attempts on Paris, and aeroplane raids on the French capital have been of almost weeklv occurrence. All ...
... WHERE a ZEPPELIN is VULNERABLE Several kinds of bombs are dropped from Zeppelins. Some of them are explosive, causing a violent but local detonation. Another type, which is here illustrated, is known as an incendiary bomb. It readily fires buildings and ...
... out black smoke from the exhausts. A Zeppelin at full speed can rise 1,000 ft. in 30 sees. HOW THE FIRST BOMB FROM AN AEROPLANE WAS DROPPED UPON A ZEPPELIN IN ACTUAL WARFARE n r a w i n rvQ rv n w nAV/ic The Zeppelin is shown in the front of the picture ...
... her death from a fragment of shell fired at the Zeppelin by an anti-aircraft gun. An American writer discusses the real military significance of the Zeppelin as follows How useful Germany's fourteen Zeppelins have been, or for that matter the airships of ...
... 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 ...
... concerning both his car and the wheels of air it rides on. A ZEPPELIN DESTROYER. Flight Sub-Lt. R. A. Warneford, Y.C., the young aviator, who, at 3 a.m. lust Monday morning, attacked a Zeppelin between Ghent and Brussels, and, dropping six bombs on it, ...
... shot that injured the vessel. THE MEN WHO BOMBED the ZEPPELIN SHED at EVERE Flight Lieut. J. S- Mills, R.N. Flight Lieut. J. P. Wilson, R.N. A GREAT MUSICIAN The late Dr. W. H Cumraings. The ZEPPELIN DESTROYER Sub-Lieut. Warneford, R.N., V.C, PEER-- Sir ...
... shot that injured the vessel. THE MEN WHO BOMBED the ZEPPELIN SHED at EVERE Flight Lieut. J. S- Mills, R.N. Flight Lieut. J. P. Wilson, R.N. A GREAT MUSICIAN The late Dr. W. H Cumraings. The ZEPPELIN DESTROYER Sub-Lieut. Warneford, R.N., V.C, PEER-- Sir ...
... excess of the Zeppelin, has to rise in a series of upward tacks which compel it to travel at least three times the distance imposed on the dirigible for the same altitude. By the time that the aeroplane has attained a height equal to the Zeppelin's and to ...
... shell caps at an engineering works at Willesden. ITALIAN ARTILLERY AT PRACTICE ON THE HIGHER ALPINE SLOPES. SUBMARINE v. ZEPPELIN.-- AN INTERESTING COMBAT. According to the German Admiralty Staff report of this encounter, A German naval airship had an ...