Lakehurst, New Jersey (2833 bytes)
1: [[de:Lakehurst]]
3: '''Lakehurst''' is a borough located in [[Ocean County, New Je...
6: Lakehurst is located at 40°0'47" North, 74°19'13" W...
20: ...German [[zeppelin]] Hindenburg caught fire at the Lakehurst Naval Air Station.

USS Shenandoah (ZR-1) (2239 bytes)
3: ...rst. The assembly of the Shenandoah took place at Lakehurst between [[1922]] and [[1923]]. The airship was 68...

USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) (1615 bytes)
4: After a [[Transatlantic]] flight to [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]], the airship was commissioned in th...
6: On [[August 25]], [[1927]], while tethered at the Lakehurst high mast, a gust of wind caught the tail of the ...
11: ...nlhs.com/usslos.htm USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) - Navy Lakehurst Historical Society]

Juice Newton (443 bytes)
1: ...] American [[singer]]. Born Judy Kay Newton in [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]]; grew up in [[Virginia Beach, Virgi...

Ludwig Felber (437 bytes)
1: ...aster|''Hindenburg'']] airship which crashed in [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]], in [[1937]]. He is interred at [[G...

New Jersey State Highway 37 (619 bytes)
1: ...[[New Jersey]], [[United States]]. It runs from [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]] at an intersection with [[New Jerse...

LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin (4421 bytes)
9: ...]] the first long-range voyage led the craft to [[Lakehurst]], [[New Jersey]], and the crew were welcomed ent...
11: ...uding the initial and final trips Friedrichshafen-Lakehurst and back, the dirigible travelled 49,618 km.

ZMC-2 (1485 bytes)
12: * [http://www.nlhs.com/airport.htm Lakehurst: International Airport (a picture of the ZMC-2 is...

Charles E. Rosendahl (3599 bytes)
5: ...921-1923, then went to the Naval Air Station at [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]], to be trained in airship operation...
9: ...'Portland'']]. He was Commanding Officer of [[NAS Lakehurst]] from then until 1938, and also served as an off...

1937 in aviation (4187 bytes)
39: ... mooring mast at Lakehurst Naval Air Station in [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]].

List of traffic circles in New Jersey (2660 bytes)
63: two in Lakehurst

Unterseeboot 853 (4669 bytes)
18: ...[May 6]], two blimps from [[Lakehurst, New Jersey|Lakehurst]], [[New Jersey]], K-16 and K-58 joined the attac...

Ocean County, New Jersey (6001 bytes)
41: *[[Lakehurst, New Jersey|Lakehurst]]

Ferdinand von Zeppelin (3149 bytes)
17: ...burg'']] 20 years later, on May 6, [[1937]], at [[Lakehurst]] closed the chapter of these enormous rigid airs...

List of United States Navy bases (8917 bytes)
73: ...ng Center Lakehurst|NAEC Lakehurst]] ([http://www.lakehurst.navy.mil/nlweb/index-non-flash.asp website])

USS Akron (ZRS-4) (17349 bytes)
69: ... <i>Akron</i> to the Naval Air Station (NAS) at [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]], where she was [[ship commissioning...
75: ...g of [[9 January]] [[1932]], <i>Akron</i> cleared Lakehurst to work with the [[Scouting Fleet]] on a search e...
80: ...n Fleet Problem XIII, but an accident occurred at Lakehurst on [[22 February]] [[1932]], that prevented her p...
85: Soon after returning to Lakehurst to disembark her distinguished passengers, <i>Akr...
90: ==Journey from Lakehurst to the West Coast, May 1932==

Richard Antrim (9068 bytes)
7: ...ruction in lighter-than-air (LTA) flight at NAS [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]]. Antrim subsequently received his n...
30: .... He then brushed up on his pilot training at NAS Lakehurst and later completed a course at the [[Naval War C...
32: ...']]. He next underwent further instruction at NAS Lakehurst, before assuming the duties of Assistant for Ligh...

Zeppelin mail (4179 bytes)
13: ...3)]]. The ''Los Angeles'' carried mail between [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]], [[Bermuda]], and [[Mayagüez, Puert...

1929 in aviation (3909 bytes)
55: ...]'' makes a round-the-world flight, from and to [[Lakehurst, New Jersey]].

Herbert Morrison (announcer) (4946 bytes)
24: ... floods from an airplane led to his assignment at Lakehurst that day.

<< Prev 20 Result Pages:   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  Next 20 >>