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... SAVED BY ZEPPELINS. ' Breakers ahead ! ' is the call. of the helmsman at the Imperial ship of State, and I am ready to heed it. How to find an honourable and satisfactory solution of the problem is a question to which I have devoted the closest attention ...
... A Boche aeroplane which nose-dived to the ground near a Zeppelin s: It was found by our men, but the gasbags had vanished.—(Canadian bed at Namur. War Records.) tit f~ ...
... record-breaking purposes. ZEPPELIN'S FAILURE. How Our Airmen Beat the Gasbags. Commander Peter Strasser, a capable, determined officer, and one of the bitterest exponents of bombing raids on England, was in supreme 'command of the Zeppelin squadrons. As a supercar ...
... being transformed for the postal seryuce. Zeppelin at Khartoum. Going into the airship department, I learnt details of a remarkable Zeppelin flight which took Slaoo year. . At 8 a.ra. bvembesr 21 a Zeppelin, with a crow 22, carrying tons of munitions ...
... Record Night of Bombs. A correspondent says that on Oct. 13, 1915, a Zeppelin or Zeppelins dropped 55 bombs on Hertford—a night of disaster. The streets were fully lighted and full of people listening to the bombardment of London, and many local worthies ...
... -m- 41 4v Our Zeppelins. Londoners who have seen the big rigid airship which has frequently cruised over the Metropolis late may be interested to learn that she is one of our biggest naval scouts, and is known No. 23. She is just 540 in length, and her ...
... owed their escape after the battle of Jutland to their Zeppelins. It was Zeppelins which made possible the escape of the flotilla which raided Scarborough on Faster Monday, 1916; and it was Zeppelins which enabled U-boats to torpedo H.M.S. Not tingham and ...
... Christmas 1914. The liover anti-aircraft R.\.V.R. were the first in England to illuminate a Zeppelin on August 9, 1915, when three sailors were injured. The Zeppelin was winged. and came dolt n at Ostend. Dover had 113 warnings. On twentynine occasions bombs ...
... anti aircraft R.N.V.R., who were disbanded in 19H», were, the first in England • illuminate Zeppelin oh August 9, 1915, when three sailors were injured. The Zeppelin was winged and came down Ostond. Dover has had 113 air raid warnings, and on twenty-nine ...
... But by October, Zeppelins were abandoned a* impracticable for Army use, and the German Navy was left utilise first real ■position the German naval awj ‘ohips was the third raid agaipst liCmtlon, Optobor. 13, 1915, and the pcriqsl Zeppelin .actiyt closed ...
... facilities for people in case of illness to purchase brandy on production of doctors' certificates. Zeppelin V.C. Home.--Captain Leefe Robinson, the Zeppelin IT,C., who was one of the prisoners who arrived home yesterday, has been in eight prison camps hi ...
... appears throughout to have taken particular care in the selection of Zeppelin crews. They were a body of enthusiasts, proud of their job, but with the advent of the later high-flying Zeppelins their moral appears to have deteriorated. The root of the trouble ...