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... A ZEPPELIN'S ESCAPE Following a futile attempt on the part of the pilot of another German aeroplane to penetrate inland Thane.. *la IS ' , forth Foreland. lust after noon on July 3r41, it appeared. As the days and weeks that the month would not he lurther ...
... THANET'S WAR TIME HISTORY. RAIDS BY ZEPPELINS AND HEAVIER-THAN-AIR MACHINES Our idea of making • Thnro es will 11111. • • %I •, 's 14 11. • :• which is meeting with general approval. The inseition of the first instalment 1a. I erk created a great demand ...
... and that the Zeppelin might return, the naval men set to work extinguish the flames on the dump. There was immense danger of the shells and charges exploding, but no one turned bock and many heroic deeds were done during the next half-hour. The Naval ...
... over at 11.31 pm.. Zeppelin dropped three bombs at Northwood. and others 4a 01l Ramsgate. No casual. ties. Damage. £5O. August 3rd. 1916- at 1.16 a.m.. Zeppelin over Ilroadstaire. No bombs droPilmE August 24th. 1916 at 11.2$ p.m.. Zeppelin over Knotennte ...
... night of Non. day. Slat • zeppelin as. he•rit tb. North Foreland For the that its cargo ea. tor London. hoarier. no sere itroppeil •Ily, •,1 'kith Of at that point nonetsident pained unharmed On the night throe other Zeppelins were hosering titer the water ...
... Terri- July 3 —Taubcat North Foreland, 11 a.m. Dover bombed midnight. July 31—Zeppelin, 11.30 p.m., very heavy firing, Zeppelin seen with searchlight on it. Aug. 24 —Zeppelin heard 11.30 p.m., guns fired 3 a.m. Sept. B—Air-raid8 —Air-raid action, 11.55 ...
... moving and there was very little noise, different from the usual Zeppelin raid when the machines could be heard Toar'ing In the air like railway train. It was estimated that the Zeppelin was 11000 feet up. As she -came near the Harbour she dropped her ...
... THE FIRST DIPERIVICF. itamegat• miperieneed the iinensialile of Milne the lest of the Memo to he bombarded by • Zeppelin. cause seventh in the lint of British town• to he by hostas. geoe•aphionl poeition of the town hail bag led reetilenis to ezpeet • ...
... , hut the one that occasioned the greatest damage is known in local history as “The Dump Raid,” when homb was dropped by Zeppelin on the Ramsgate Fish M irket. then used an ammunition dump. Bombs were also dropped in Albert st reel, part of which was ...
... the roof. Nevertheless, none of the occupants were injured. Norm.ling is the illreetion 01 Rlrrhington. those aboard the Zeppelin releaser! eleven nut re heaths, explosive two incendiary, between the vicarage and the sea, all within a of • mile • half ...
... experiences shows thr fourth type of attai-k by the to which the district subjected. The first two were raids at night by Zeppelins and daylight bombing hv small, heavier-thaicair machine.. Jo order an effort n the ..tarlight liy the 'hitter then bombardment ...
... prereited a night of great anxiety. for air raid action was taken again before mid* night. thin time in of the approach of a Zeppelin The airship passed over 1 Rroadstaire and Rainsgate without dropping any afterwards apparently cruised about over the land ...