mooring mast

In the years ahead there would be mooring masts and safe tractors.

The bucket began to spring away from the mooring mast, increasing its speed as it went.

This was originally built as a mooring mast for airships.

Another man on the top of the mooring mast had also reported seeing a flutter in the fabric as well.

The tower begins above the 105th story, the original mooring mast for dirigibles and 1,250 feet from the ground.

A dirigible mooring mast floated on its own platform not far away.

"She was actually stolen from the mooring mast at Lakehurst.

It is well known for having the last rooftop zeppelin mooring mast in the world.

On this land the Navy erected a dirigible mooring mast.

Canterbury Cathedral poked through the mist like a mooring mast.

They were positioned close to each other and adjacent to the mooring mast for the airship.

Italia reached the mooring mast at Vadsø later that day.

The famous antenna was originally meant to be a mooring mast for zeppeli.

With practiced ease, the crew detached blimp-hook from mooring mast.

In 1932 the Navy installed a mooring mast for helium dirigibles on the base.

At least two ships have mounted mooring masts.

In even a slight breeze, a truck or many ground crew members are required to secure the ship to a mooring mast.

He stepped from the shadows skirting a mooring mast, into light where he could be recognized.

Only the three mooring masts in the airpark stood upright and to these there were already two ships anchored.

The one in front of the superstructure was reserved for the dirigibles, with a mooring mast at the bow.

Testing of a new mooring mast at Dearborn, Michigan was included in the schedule.

After the building was opened on May 1, 1931, and its mooring mast declared safe, it took four months before a blimp actually moored there.

By superhuman efforts they got the ship out of the shed and on to the mooring mast on October the 1st.

The mooring mast is rebuilt in New York, while the remainder of the building is lost at sea.

Progress in that direction occurred in 1923 with the erection of a Mooring Mast.