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Answer by Mark for Were there engineers in airship nacelles, and why were...

The engine mechanics were there for two reasons:The engines needed to run continuously for 120+ hours during a typical Frankfurt-to-Rio de Janero flight. For diesels of the era, this means frequent...

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Answer by Jamiec for Were there engineers in airship nacelles, and why were...

There is plenty of information online about the Hindenburg disaster.The crew manifest lists 17 men as "Engine Mechanic" and 3 more "Engineering Officer" so it is safe to say that there were quite a...

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Were there engineers in airship nacelles, and why were they there?

I am reading some old letters and there's a mention of an engineer who worked for a time in the engine nacelles of the Hindenburg. He didn't seem to like it very much.Were there engineers posted in...

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