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The Story of the Airship

by Hugh Allen

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References

Little is available in the way of bibliography on lighter-than-aircraft, their history and characteristics. Among the best works dealing with this subject are Captain C. E. Rosendahl’s, “What About the Airship?” (Scribner’s), and “Up Ship” (Dodd Mead); Captain Ernst Lehmann’s “Zeppelin” (Longman’s) and Captain J. A. Sinclair’s “Airships in Peace and War” (Rich & Cowan, London).

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Footnotes

1See U.S. Navy Publication, “German Submarine Activities on the Atlantic Coast of the United States and Canada,” 1920, also the book, “German Subs in Yankee Waters”—Henry J. James, 1940.

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