Zeppelins - Part 1 - How It All Began

[@Lawson80]

I love these German history videos. It's so hard to find in-depth unbiased videos on German war history, and it's refreshing to watch your productions. There were heros and great feats done on both sides, but you normal only hear about one side.

[@cmbaileytstc]

There’s no way you can escape the shadow of the most evil German of all though. And by this, I mean Kaiser Wilhelm.

[@saccorhytus]

@@cmbaileytstchow was he the evilest? what about the nazis?

[@ralphe5842]

My grandfather helped build and fly the competing airships company Schütte-Lanz first on SL-1

[@jinkeezpasha2769]

Wow, amazing content, man. I finally found a consice and well-rounded video on this matter. I hope you do the same for different aircraft, submarines, and engines in the same format. That would be greatly beneficial.

[@peterpaul6662]

Nice Video, the main reason for the floating zeppelin hangar on the water was the posibility to turn the front into the direction of the wind.

[@Filip_Phreriks]

Cool

[@SideshowBen206]

My guy! I've loved your F1 videos for a couple years now. Aviation history is another one of my favorite topics. I had no idea this was a part of your channel. 🤘🤘🤘

[@BSport320]

Yes, every interesting tech. You can also find submarines, tanks and bikes on this channel.

[@mrmarkthompson2361]

Amazing History On Ballons, Airships & Zeppelin Life Story. Looking Forward To Part 2.

[@Pandamasque]

I like how even the very first model LZ1 alredy had a tribute to the future best band ever in it's name. Speaking of names, AßMAN is a fantastic one :D

[@AR_434]

Wieder ein klasse Beitrag! Freu mich auf Teil II!

[@82lube]

Babcock & Wilcox in Brunswick Georgia had a multi hanger facility built in 1893 & our historical society has numerous photos of U. S. Airships & German Zepplins being built side by side from 1896-1912.

[@dabking94.19]

Really? Because all of the German Zeppelins up to the LZ-130 were built in Fredericshaffen (after moving operations off of Lake Constance) from 1914-1938. US NAVY Zeppelins were built in Akron Ohio and the first one USS Shenandoah was built at Lakehurst Naval Air Station NJ inside Hanger 1. Maybe Georgia had thoes hangers built for US Navy Blimps.

[@msgfrmdaactionman3000]

I'm always interested in military balloons and dirigibles. Thanks for an informative, in depth history video!

[@SockyNoob]

I wish people remembered Zeppelin as a persistent engineer who never gave up.

[@JoshuaC923]

What a legend!

[@gafrers]

Quality as always

[@martinhubinette2254]

First? As someone that played Crimson skies back in the day im looking forward to part 2.

[@louisfkoorts5590]

The stuff that my dreams are made of. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@polaxis842]

OK, now I have to set up my DosBox agan and play "Zeppelin: Giants of the Sky"

[@marcbordelon218]

Zeppelin was an amazing man. Such foresight, tenacity and courage! If only he had had access to a supply of helium gas....

[@BSport320]

Wait for the next part!

[@leezinke4351]

He seems like a cool guy to hang with.

[@eugeniobb]

Very interesting

[@gunzrloaded]

I heard that there are some books giving accounts of oblong elongated type crafts way before the late 1800's. I think it was around the black plague era mid 1300's. Cheers

[@HappyDaysNI]

Excellent!!!

[@slehar]

Ausgezeichnet! Dante!

[@TestarossaF110]

Ooh! exciting.

[@TestarossaF110]

Wow, that was very interesting, I can't wait for the next parts! Thanks for the history lesson B Sport :)

[@paulhelman2376]

You should mention Hoffm😊a

[@Sonnell]

I think David Schwarz shall be mentioned here, who was at the same time also developing a rigid airship, and it is still unsure if Zeppelin simply bought his design to build his own. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Schwarz_(aviation_inventor)

[@BSport320]

There are a couple of people who worked on airships. This video concentrates on Zeppelin‘s story.

[@Sonnell]

@@BSport320 Ok, reasonable reply. Perhaps would be nice to mention this fact in the video as well :)

[@shannonjaensch3705]

NASA....Wirlds biggest consumer of helium.....Space shuttle external fuel tank ='s helium filled blimp. Satellites ='s Satelloons/hellium filled balloons with transmitting devices suspended below. As for the space shuttle external tank blimp..... 8:26 minute mark says it all.

[@bryansmith1920]

Count Zeppelin was a driven man, who because of his belief in himself finally achieved(and this is weir I digress from the producer of this vlog)his Notoriety in Europe is because he created the Monster of Aerial bombing, At least Alfred Nobel the Inventor of Dynamite, tried to make reparation for his discovery

[@minipaintingforyou]

When did they advance to LEDs? I‘ll get myself out, sorry 😅

[@rjung_ch]

👍💪✌

[@adr1uno638]

As much as I love Zeppelin, I remain French first of all 😅

[@GammaFields]

I wonder if climate change would still be an issue today if we had all kept working on airships? We could use them to supplement shipping/delivery where ocean liners, semi trucks(lorys), & planes are used. Sure, it must be difficult to improve upon, but it can't be as difficult as landing on the moon; we as a species can accomplish great things with enough time and passionate minds.

[@GammaFields]

It seems they became obsolete once the world realized it wasnt good for combat anymore. The danger of it is merely an obstacle to overcome and shouldnt be something to stop it, the modern Zeppelin's have come such a long way but they could have been much better and put to good use if people weren't afraid.

[@danamarcy5414]

This entirely missed David Sharwz's contribution and the thief of his design. He didn't pay for it either. Dana Marcy

[@artworkbysteve1]

It started with Jimmy Page everyone knows that!

[@JimmyandtheBlowouts]

Zeppeleen smh

[@brittennz]

Your review lack some background ...... what about this guy David Schwarz (aviation inventor)? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Schwarz_(aviation_inventor)