dirigible
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
dirigible or dirigible balloon: see airship .
Author not available, DIRIGIBLE.,
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POLES APART DIRIGIBLE EXPEDITION TO THE NORTH POLE ENDED IN FEUD AND, EVENTUALLY, FATALITIES.(Lifestyle)
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... shoot it. It was the Norge, a Norwegian dirigible, heavy with ice and pitching in the wind ... Umberto Nobile. Villagers seized the dirigible's anchor and mooring ropes and guided ... try another kind of flying machine - a dirigible. In 1925, he and his backers purchased ...
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OUT OF THE PAST, DIRIGIBLE MAY REJOIN U.S. ARSENAL.(LOCAL)
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... live. "Ask to see the infamous dirigible landing on the rooftop tower ... Wisconsin. No arriving or departing dirigibles were in sight. He's not swearing ... It does look somewhat like the dirigible dock atop the Empire State Building ... Wisconsin Tower has come to a dirigible is all the Led Zeppelin ...
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IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1930: Dirigible Crash
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Hindenburg crash recalled: Luxurious Nazi dirigible burst into flames 70 years ago today
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IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1932: New Dirigible 'Unsafe'
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