America's Airships: The Navy's Giant Dirigibles
Shenandoah, Los Angeles, Akron and Macon — the US Navy's rigid-airship program, the flying aircraft carriers with biplanes in their bellies, and the storms and crashes that ended it.
Playlist by @age_of_airships
18 tracks, shared on Audicious.
- What Killed Flying Aircraft Carriers? — Not What You Think
- Worse Than the Hindenburg: The Crash of the USS Akron | Fascinating Horror — Fascinating Horror
- The first American-built rigid airship, USS Shenandoah — The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered
- Forgotten Airship: USS Macon — The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered
- History's Most Devastating Airship Disasters — Oceanliner Designs
- 5 Dramatic Airship Accidents You've Never Heard Of — Oceanliner Designs
- The Flying Carriers(Part 1) — Francisco Carvallo
- USS Macon: Construction & First Flight (1) — Francisco Carvallo
- USS Macon (ZRS-5) Crash (1935) — AIRBOYD
- America's Most Successful Rigid Airship — zrsthemovie.com
- U.S. NAVY DIRIGIBLE USS AKRON MEMORIAL FILM AFTER 1933 LOSS OF AIRSHIP 59614 — PeriscopeFilm
- 1929 U.S. Navy Blimp USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) (full) — WWIIPublicDomain
- The Underwater Crash Site of USS Macon — Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
- Underwater Robots are Used to Recover a Sunken Airship from 1935 | Smithsonian Channel — Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation
- Airship R - 80 And Roma (1922) — British Pathé
- The Airship Roma Disaster — Military Aviation Museum
- The process of constructing the USS Los Angeles rigid airship by Zeppelin company...HD Stock Footage — CriticalPast
- Airship USS Los Angeles moored to the mast of USS Patoka in Newport, Rhode Island...HD Stock Footage — CriticalPast