The Flying Carriers(Part 1)
This video details the astonishing aeronautics chapter of the early 1930's, when the possibilities of airships that could carry planes was a reality. The USS Akron (1931-1933) and it's twin sister, USS Macon (1933-1935) harnessed the possibilities of this vision.
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The Flying Carriers (Part 2)
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Farnborough: The Golden Years 1949-1959
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The Challenger Explosion Was So Much Worse Than You Think
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Watch This Golden Steel Turn Into a Traditional Water Boiler
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Why Airships Might Make A Comeback
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The Combat History of The Black Sheep Squadron [RARE RESTORED FOOTAGE AND INTERVIEWS]
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Engineers Called His B-25 Gunship "Impossible" — Until It Sank 12 Japanese Ships in 3 Days
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Pilot Throws Tantrum on ATC Frequency — SHUTS DOWN LAX Departures?!
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How a Mitsubishi Engineer Built the Zero - The Fighter That Ruled the Pacific
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The Flying Carriers (Part 3)
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Airship Dreams: R100 - Cardington to Canada and Back with Roger Allton
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How Boeing And A 1G Barrel Roll Defeated The DC-8. The $16 Million Gamble That Changed Aviation
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The Flying Carriers (Part 4)
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When a B-17 Tail Fell With a Gunner Inside
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Before Electricity: Crafting a Massive Water Wheel Shaft from Solid Oak (1964)
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B-29 FIFI Arrival Flight
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How Airships Could Overcome a Century of Failure
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