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Part of the Airship History Series. The 1920's saw bold innovations in aeronautics. The Italians perfected their semi-rigid airships, exploring the Artic. The British sought to build an "Empire in the Air," by starting their own fleet. The Germans rose from the ashes of World War I with the most successful airship ever built: the LZ-127, Graf Zepplin. The Americans began by trying to purchase airships overseas. Two proved disastrous. Building a new industry, the US Navy built a copy of a Zepplin and christened her, USS Shenandoah, the ZR-1. This documentary covers the history of US airships. |
The Golden Compass
Hindenburg Disaster: Probable Cause
The Rocketeer
Attack of the Zeppelins
The White Diamond
The Hindenburg Explodes!
Pinocchio 3000
The Red Tent
A Very Long Engagement
The Hindenburg
Hell's Angels
Escaflowne: The Movie
The Passengers of Ursa Major
A View to a Kill
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Sky Bandits
The Blimp Trap
Black Sunday
Zeppelin
Hindenburg: Titanic of the Skies
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