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... Zeppelin acquired by erit QURHAM-BASED Ltd has acquired by Merit Software more than $2.2m (£1.47m). Merit president ham said: “The acquisition of provides us with two very important compo- nents in our strategic plan to “Zeppelin is a very organisation ...
... Peterhead— AGERMAN zeppelin of this type that raided fkitain to World War I. This one caused great excitement by landing at • military station in France. The officers and crew were taken Omaniw and the airship held. &Kele the myth that Zeppelin crews were given ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. Having for considerable period devoted their hostility to the south-eastern counties, the enemy renewed Zeppelin wart are against the East and North-East yesterday, and paid a brief rim* also to the of Scotland. The official account* ...
... THE ZEPPELIN RAID. OPERATIONS OYER WIDE AREA ACTIVITY OF ANTIAIRCRAFT GUNS. ~ ?Continued from Page 5.) Six deaths were occasioned and 17 persons injured by a Zeppelin raid the East and North- East Coasts the United Kingdom in the early hours of yesterday ...
... COMMERCIAL ZEPPELINS. TO CROSS ATLANTIC AT 125 MILES AN HOUR. Amsterdam, Monday The Berlin correspondent the Tyd predicts that within lew months Zeppelins will cross the it'antic commercial air liners. Trial flights of these gigantic Zeppelins, built for ...
... not require Zeppelins, Our Army was an exped'tionary ome, and sup. pose*we had to move a depot for the reinforcement of our troogs in Egypt, or to send a large expedi. tionary body of men to protect the frontiers of India, these Zeppelins, gigantic engines ...
... IS THE ZEPPELIN DOOMED? Sir Hiram 8. Maxim is of opinion that the Zeppelin airship has had its day. He sees the danger the balloon type of airship an the blue flame and sparks that are given off when the machine is dAven through dry air at high velocity ...
... The Zeppelin Tragedy The London Daily Chronicle says the Zeppelin tragedy furnishes strong reasons why it is highly inadvisable to rush hurriedly into airship building, pour out hundreds thousands of pounds, and to endanger life in addition, when obviously ...
... THE LARGEST ZEPPELIN. First Airship io a Position to Cross the Atlantic. For the new marine dirigible, which will make its first ascent next week. Count Zeppelin’s engineers at Friedrichshafen claim that it is the first airship which i» really in a position ...
... distinctly heard, and soon afterwards a Zeppelin was observed approaching from L STt Wgirfc - were immediately brought into operation? and the anti-arrcraft guns opened W One of the searching irte picked up Zeppelin, which promptly altered art turned off ...
... FLEET OF ZEPPELINS. A PROMISED FLIGHT TO AMERICA. Now York, Friday. message from Baltimore says that Captain Koenig, of the DeutechJand, has declared that a fleet of giant Zeppelins is now building in Germany, one or more of which will fly to the United ...
... THE ZEPPELINS’ VISIT. FURTBER DETAILS OF TUESDAY’S RAID. The telegrams regarding Tuesday morning’s Zeppelin raid were received last night fßDta the Press Association's correspondents:— Yorkshire, 'About two o’clock this morning a Zeppelin was observed ...