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... SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 5. 1915. ANOTHER ZEPPELIN RAID ON ENGLAND. THE EAST AND SOUTH-EAST COASTS. CASUALTIES VERY FEW.” To-Night’s Official News, - ~ . - «« ii ia 'rtsi- Eureau Communigut The Secretary o! the Admiralty makes the following announcement:— ...
... ZEPPELIN AIR RAIDS! _ *ll _ _ -A. _ t-rr IVi Incendiary Bombs will cause many fires which in the incipient stage? can be easily extinguished by KYL-FYRE 9 FIRE THE EXTINGUISHER INCENDIARY BOMBS contain petrol or spirit of a highly inflammable nature. ...
... ZEPPELIN All MAIDS! Incendiary Bombs will cause many fires which in. the incipient stages can be easily extinguished KYL-FYRE THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER § INCENDIARY BOMBS contain petrol spirit of a biglry inflammable The use of water burning spirt intensifies ...
... FULL STORY ZEPPELIN! HERO’S FATAL FLIGHT. BIPLANE’S SUDDEN D!VE TO THE GROUND. Saturday. The loui'H'i! giv-s the following account Lieutenant ; last flight; “On T hursday. after lunch which he had been entertained by a tew of his fellow-c luaii-ympn. ...
... GERMAN IGNORANCE OF LOSS OF THE ZEPPELIN. Amsterdam, Wednesday. Up to the present the German newspapers have not been allowed to publish the news of the destruction of the Zeppelin by the British airman. The comment the Vossische Zeitung on the destruction ...
... issue The G'lube, that the accident to the Zeppelin Joharmisthal, towards the close of 1913,” was “the first disaster involving loss which had overtaken Zeppelin.” The first disaster attended loss life to a Zeppelin was that of September 9, 1913, to the naval ...
... start are Gontrode Swynaerd, hear Ghent,' where there are three Zeppelins and twenty aeroplanes, some of them being housed’ in sheds in the grounds of a large mansion; Antwerp, where Zeppelins are at St. Job, and the aviation rounds at Etterbo.’ke and Berchem ...
... face a Zeppelin raid is mimenje interest. Tell man that you saw a Zeppelm and st ...
... WHETHER A ZEPPELIN WAS INSIDE, BUT THE FLAMES REACHED TO A GREAT HEIGHT, COMING OUT FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE SHED. BOTH AIRMEN RETURNED SAFELY. ANOTHER RAID FIVE DEAD, FORTY INJURED. THE SECRETARY OF THE ADMIRALTY ALSO ANA 01 ACES: A ZEPPELIN VISITED THE ...
... bravery on June 7, 1915, when he attacked and. singlehanded, completely destroyed a Zeppelin in mid-air. This brilliant achievement was accomplished after chasing the Zeppelin from the coast of Flanders to Ghent, where he succeeded in dropping his bombs on ...
... airships of the Zeppelin type, that they might meet like with like. Lieutenant Warneford has demonstrated that it is possible attack a Zeppelin from aero- Slane but must be remembered that the eppelin that occasion was flying very low. Zeppelins are armed with ...
... efficiency for destruction German airships. The latest device is aenal torpedo which is proposed to be used the new super-Zeppelins. It is made of aluminium and filled with gas. When discharged from the tube in the airship these torpedoes, it is stated ...