Lista sterowców United States Navy
To lista sterowców United States Navy.
USS „Shenandoah”
Sterowce szkieletowe
ZR-2 został zakupiony w Wielkiej Brytanii w październiku 1919, ale rozbił się w 1921, zanim US Navy mogła go odebrać. Nie otrzymał oficjalnego amerykańskiego numeru kadłuba, lecz numer ten został wymalowany wcześniej zgodnie z planami Marynarki. Początkowo nosił nazwę R38. Akron i Macon były jedynymi sterowcami zbudowanymi według tych samych planów.
Sterowce ciśnieniowe (bezszkieletowe)
Aircraft Development Corp.
- ZMC-2, metalclad-airship (półszkieletowy)
Goodyear Aircraft Company
Kilka rodzajów sterowców US Navy, około 1930
- Blimp typu G (ZNN-G)
- Blimp typu J
- Blimp typu K (ZNP-K)
- Blimp typu L (ZNN-L)
- Blimp typu M (ZNP-M)
- Blimp typu N (ZNP-N)
- ZPG-3W, największy blimp kiedykolwiek zbudowany
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U.S. Navy blimps at the Naval Air Station in Lakehurst, New Jersey (USA), during what appears to be a demonstration, in 1930-1931. Among the craft present are a kite balloon (upper craft at left), five free balloons, the USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) in the middle distance, blimp J-4 and and another J-class blimp in the center, and metalclad airship ZMC-2 at right.
U.S. Navy blimps at the Naval Air Station in Lakehurst, New Jersey (USA), during what appears to be a demonstration, in 1930-1931. Among the craft present are a kite balloon (upper craft at left), five free balloons, the USS Los Angeles (ZR-3) in the middle distance, blimp J-4 and and another J-class blimp in the center, and metalclad airship ZMC-2 at right.