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... TRANS ATLANTIC ZEPPELIN. Berlin correspondent ']& Daily hhepresa, after a visit to 1 pelin factory, writes: Going into the airship departni«nt, . details of a remarkable Zeppelin j took place 1917. At 8 am. l , a Zeppelin, with crew of 22, l ®? ...
... AT LEITH. The famous airman, Captain Roi*i»oin, VTC-, who created sensation a couple years ago 'by bringing down the first Zeppelin in, this con miry, was among 2000 men who were Loith on Saturday from the prison Germany. The gallant young officer, who ...
... time. His latest confidence is a description of what happened in Peterhead on Saturday, 19th August, 1916. On that day a Zeppelin was spotled by watchful eyes. About two o'clock it was rumoured- in town that four of the great air ships were coming. The ...
... fleet. The Germans owed their escape after the battle JutlaniS to their Zeppelins. It was ; which made toe escape the_ flotilla which, Scarborough Easter 1 1916, and it was Zeppelins which to torpedo H.M.S. Nottingham and Falmooth. Airshipo are not independent ...
... Capt. V.C., Arrives ■ The famous airman, Captain Rcfennson, V.C-,! who oreatod a couple years ago ! bringing down the first Zeppelin in country, was among 2000 men who were landed' The gallant yenrrtg officer ...
... £2OO each as their salvage shares. s U.C. 77 ultimately put into the base at Heligoland, instructions being dropped by a Zeppelin and an aeroplane, and here Skipper Rawlins, passing over a bridge of submarines, got ashore on one of the heavily-fortified ...
... and injured The big must fired 168 196 people and wounding 417. Two hundred and ninety-eight bomb, were dropped by and Zeppelins killui!g 20t> person* and inuring On March 23 f fired Pari « and oa January 39 bombs were dropped, causing the deaths of ...
... fired 163 sheils, killing 196 people and -wounding 417. Two hundred arid ninety-eight bombs were dropped by aeroplanes and Zeppelins, lolling persona and injuring 392 On March 23 21 shells from a Big Bertha were fired on Pans, and on January 89 bombs ...
... power and capacity, as the German Zeppelins. We had a Number of non-rigid airships which were employed as naval scouts and submarine bunters, but it was not until January this year that we had four British Zeppelins in.compaission. The British preference ...
... recerve £200 each their salvage ehares. U.Q. 77 ultimately put into the base at Heligoland, instructions being 1 dropped by a Zeppelin and an aeroplane, and here Skipper Rawlins, passing over a bridge submarines, got ashore one of the heavily-fortified breakwaters ...
... preparation for which we have been trying impress upon the British publio, says the Daily Expret®. has visited aeroplane and Zeppelin works. No sooner was the signed than the turned completely round, scrapped the war machinery, and devote thoms'« to ...
... receive £300 each their salvage shares. UjG. 77 ultimately put into the base Heligo' land, instructions being dropped by a Zeppelin I and aeroplane, and here Skipper Rawlins, passing over a bridge of submarines, got ashore one of the heavily-fortified ...