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Airship: Design, Development and Disaster by John Swinfield is a comprehensive exploration of the history of dirigible aircraft. The book delves into the evolution of airships from the late 19th century pioneers to the significant developments during the Great War and beyond. It covers notable airships such as the British R100 and R101, as well as the tragic losses of the USS Akron in 1933 and the Hindenburg in 1937. Swinfield examines the complex interplay between military and commercial applications of airships, drawing on original sources, official documents, and personal letters. This richly illustrated volume provides an authoritative account of the bold personalities and pivotal events that shaped the era of airship development.
Add this insightful book to your collection and journey through the remarkable history of airship innovation.
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