British Airships, Past, Present, And Future
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Rigid Cancelled. 36. Rigid Building. 37. Rigid Building. 38. Rigid Building. 39. Rigid Building. 40. Rigid Building. 80. Rigid Building.
In August, 1914, Europe, which had been in a state of diplomatictension for several years, was plunged into the world war. The navalairship service at the time was in possession of two stations, Farnborough and Kingsnorth, the latter in a half-finished condition. Seven airships were possessed, Nos. 2, 3 and 4, and the four ex-armyships--Beta, Gamma, Delta and ...Eta--and of these only three, Nos. 3, 4and the Beta, were in any condition for flying. Notwithstanding this, the utmost use was made of the ships which were available.
On the very first night of the war, Nos. 3 and 4 carried out areconnaissance flight over the southern portion of the North Sea, andNo. 4 came under the fire of territorial detachments at the mouth ofthe Thames on her return to her station. These zealous soldiersimagined that she was a German ship bent on observation of the dockyardat Chatham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rigid Cancelled. 36. Rigid Building. 37. Rigid Building. 38. Rigid Building. 39. Rigid Building. 40. Rigid Building. 80. Rigid Building.
In August, 1914, Europe, which had been in a state of diplomatictension for several years, was plunged into the world war. The navalairship service at the time was in possession of two stations, Farnborough and Kingsnorth, the latter in a half-finished condition. Seven airships were possessed, Nos. 2, 3 and 4, and the four ex-armyships--Beta, Gamma, Delta and ...Eta--and of these only three, Nos. 3, 4and the Beta, were in any condition for flying. Notwithstanding this, the utmost use was made of the ships which were available.
On the very first night of the war, Nos. 3 and 4 carried out areconnaissance flight over the southern portion of the North Sea, andNo. 4 came under the fire of territorial detachments at the mouth ofthe Thames on her return to her station. These zealous soldiersimagined that she was a German ship bent on observation of the dockyardat Chatham.
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