Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... No Zeppelins Building T RYL R ™ There remains the Zeppelin, which was one of Germany’s dearest blunders. It s still possible for Zeppeuns 1o raid the Narth from the German coat, but ail reports show that the Germans have ceased to take their Zeppelins ...
... A GERMAN BLAZE. ZEPPELIN WORKS ATTACKED. Huge Column of Fire Sezn. ...
... ZEPPELIN V.C. CAPT. LEAFE KOBINSON RETURNS. Among the 2,000 repatriated prisoners of war who landed at Leith from Lmn on Saturday was Captain Leafe i § R.A.F., who was awarded the Victoria Cross tor bringing down the first Zeppeln i Hrit H as himself ...
... ON BELGIAN COAST TWO ZEPPELINS ON THE MOVE. sRESs ARROCIATION WAR SPEICIAL The Flushing correspondent of * tTandelsblad” reports that an aerial attack on the Belgian coast occurred yestorday, lasting sbout four hours. Two Zeppelins, the correspondent adds ...
... scapianes and a Zeppelin. in the North Sea, an offical accowst of which wus issued by the Admiralty an Mondgy night. The seaplane, m command of Prov Caplain Pattison, wes patrolling the North Sea ou the afternoon of M{v 10th when the Zeppelin was was sighted ...
... decided to buy Zeppelin's airship for 2,150,000 marks (£100,000) if it attained a certain height and travelled 700 kilometres (435 miles) in 24 hours. There was also a stipulation that it must come down safely. In the same week Count Zeppelin was vrophesying ...
... Monday’s Zepp The Zeppelin brought down in flames on Monday night was L7O, the very latest and best of the enemy’s airships. She was a super-super-Zeppelin of enormous size and great speed, aud at the moment when she was caught and destroyed she was flying ...
... working with l7hu Navy aquring the pericd of August Ist to ‘vh, In addition to the Zeppelin destroyed on Monday last, a formation of our large seaplanes sighted a Zeppelin in the North Sea at about 4,000 feet. They climbed to attack, and were apparently ...
... fire was seen, and this sscended a considerable height. The ul;;;::;:ld: ;lIA:.I‘E‘ is :»r‘olMl;bethat an airattack on the Zeppelin Works has taken place. ...
... b ooty iy were s . 'nnmwa?: ge?“ nstructed of cyl ©o! stone an steel, are nm-fiamlmhle. but the inside was burnt, and two Zeppelins were destroyed. The fire lasted half an hour. ...
... were reserved for the construction of Gothas and Zep- peling, Thoe correspondent adds that the damage was enormous, two Zeppeline and forty giant aeroplanes being destroyed It is reported that 140 were killed and 200 wounded as the result of the explosion ...
... Tuesday our airmen made another daylight raid into Germany, and attacked the town of Coblens. a ton •f bombs being dropped. Zeppelins crowed the Yorkshire coast on Tuesday night and dropped some bombs. The French brought down four of the German aeroplanes ...