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Dean Rodina reports
Siemens-Schuckert Crew

Translation of the imprint of the card: take off of the new large airship made by the Siemens-Schuckert company at Berlin.
In addition to the rather marginal description of the flight, the card also bears
five signatures:
It was the 21st flight of the Siemens-Schuckert airship which was undertaken
on May 17, 1911. Not much is known about this flight, and even the airship-
postcard flown on that flight does not say much about the flight itself. We
only learn that the sender wrote from an airtrip over Berlin.
(1) A. DIETZIUS, he was the designer and constructor of the
Siemens-Schuckert airship,
(2) HUGO SCHENK, helmsman on board the airship,
(3) INGENEER MORDHORST, his function on board or within the company is
not known, he was engineer though,
(4) D. VON KROGH, probably airship captain
and
(5) RUDOLPH HAAS, engineer on board.
About the author:
Dean Rodina is zeppelin mail scholar, photographer and historian. He is running Gothic Stamps
, a postal history online shop.
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