ZEPPELIN SHOT DOWN
... ZEPPELIN SHOT DOWN. London, June 4. A telegram from Copenhagen says: It is reported that a Zeppelin has been shot down by a British Destroyer in the North Sea, all the crew being killed. ...
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OTHER NEWS OF THE WAR. _ THE DISASTER IN FRI KDRICSHAVEN. CONFL GR kTION SEEN FROM SW ITZERLAND
... Idanzell has been complaely destroyed, also the adjoining Zeppelin sheds, workshops, cffices and workmen's dwelling. All were burnt out and vast stores of wood and benzine weie consumed. The Zeppelin factory which has lately been devoted to the manufacture ...
LAI EST WAR NEWS
... dellama to have been completely broken. THE AUDACIOUS RAID ON TB E ZEPPELIN SHEDS. CAPTAIN MXON'S FE London, Jnly 26. Further particulars are given of the successful 'British raids on the Zeppelin Sheds at Tondern. captain Dixon, the fist pilot to reach the ...
AIR-RAIDS AND GERMAN MENTALITY
... military Zeppelins. The Allies amongst them only owned a few experimental dirigibles. The Zeppelin's raison d'etre was the infliction of moral damage on civilian populations, and they were used for that purpose directly the war began. Had the Zeppelin not ...
NEW MONSTER GOTHA
... NEW MONSTER GOTHA. The new special type of Goth built in the Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafea has a wing measurement of 26 metres, and has two motors of 260 horse-power. These are placei on each side of a gondola. and in it four men can easily move about ...
THE WORLD WAR
... place where they are residing and Moscow. TWO ZEPPS WRECKED. London, August 26. During Friday's heavy storm two wrecked Zeppelins are reported to have been seen off the Norwegian coast. ...
July 22 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
... hangar. The walls of the latter being constructed of stone and steel are non-iniammable, but the inside was burnt out and two Zeppelins were des- troyed. From Tokio—lt is reported that the Government has decided to intervene in Siberia and that the necessary ...
A. & F. PEARS LTD., LONDON. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
... the Independent Air Force but we attacked Frescaty aerodrome ; one bomb from a height of forty feet pierced the roof of a Zeppelin shed, blowing out the windows, another wrecked the hangar. and the mechanics who ran out after the explosion were machine-gunned ...
The Dilay Katt' Chroniole
... seaplanes in the North slea sighted a Zeppelin 4,000 feet high, and climbed to attack it. They were unseen at first, but the ZAppelin later sighting them dropped all bombs, released the water ballast and put up the Zeppelin's nose and escaped into the heavy ...
R. A. F. METEOROLOGICAL 1 _ HE A DQUA.RTERS—UNIVERSITY. ' (Continued from page 5.) Date, 28th Dec. 1918. Allies ..
... (Mean Solar Time) most favourable. Height of tee Barometer 30 . 06 in. 763 F . ) re.m A Sub-Commission visited Nordholz Zeppelin Read. of Dry Bulb Therm 52 2 Ph. 112 Omit Station from which All the raiders for England , Bulb „ . 500° Ph. 100' U• a . ...
The Daily Malta Chronicle
... killed and 809 wounded. The long range cannon fired 168 shells, killing 196 persons and wounding 417. The airplanes and the zeppelins dropped 228 bombs, killing 206 persons and injuring 392. The arrondissements that suffered the most were the 6th, 76, 15th ...
LOCAL NEWS. May 3 5
... and drove down two during patrols engagements ; one British is missing. A se tplane on Friday in the North Sea engaged a Zeppelin which retreated after half an hour. Sir Douglas Haig a aviation report says: Flying was impossible on Sunday until the evening ...