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2.0 out of 5 stars
blimps as military tools,
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This review is from: The War File: The Zeppelin - The History of the World's Greatest Airships (DVD)
I'm interested in blimps because I want to know why they are so easily destroyed. Also, they seem inefficient: why all that space just to carry so little? This work didn't really touch upon my questions. This work details why the blimp was useful to Germans, Brits, and Americans in times of war. This felt like any other History Channel documentary. There's much focus on the 1910s and 1940s. It does mention Alberto Santos-Dumas, a figure about whom I want to learn more and about whom I encourage others to do the same. To me, this work was dull, but I'm sure it will have an audience who would just love, love, love it. The successes and failures of the blimp mirror the successes and failures of space travel. Viewers may find the work more interesting if they try to connect the discussion to more recent matters.
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The War File: The Zeppelin - The History of the World's Greatest Airships by Artist Not Provided (DVD - 2008)
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