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America's foremost authority on lighter-than-air craft, Rear Admiral Charles Rosendahl (1892 – 1977), tells you why this country should build and operated dirigibles if we are to maintain our rightful place in the field of post-war air transportation (they decided to build jets instead).

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The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

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The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

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The Wonderment of Airships (Collier's Magazine, 1944)

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