Friday, November 24, 2023

1933 USS Macon

 


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  1. Hanger One, Moffett Field

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  2. Not many of those wooden blimp hangars left.

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    1. I was going to ask: Those huge old hangars were timber frame construction, weren't they?
      Engineering marvels.

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    2. And... now I see on Hangar One's Wiki page it was a steel frame.
      Still, an engineering marvel.

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    3. This one was steel; Hangars Two and Three at Moffett were wooden.

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    4. They're almost done tearing down Hanger Three.

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  3. Still the big one at Lakehurst, NJ. the one with it's own weather inside.

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  4. The abandoned US Marine Corps blimp hanger in Tustin, CA, burned to the ground just a few weeks ago.

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  5. An image of that magnitude, had to have been shot on a 4 x 5 speed Graphic or an 8 x 10 rail

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