Dr. Hugo Eckener (1868-1954) who commanded the German Zeppelin Hindenburg (LZ-129), describes the maiden voyage of the airship over the North Atlantic, and states his opinion that even in bad weather the Zeppelin would be able to successfully make regular transatlantic flights.
Author Leslie Charteris (1907-1993), a passenger on zeppelin Hindenburg's maiden voyage, talks about his trip from Frankfurt, Germany aboard the airship. He says it is the most natural way to travel across the North Atlantic Ocean.
View of two small hangars of MCB-10 with Douglas A-4E Skyhawk tail section sticking out of hangar at Camp Shields in Chu Lai. HMS-12 maintenance shop built by MCB-10. Gear is stacked outside the building. Douglas A-4D Skyhawk in hangar.
Hospital built by MCB-10. Dirty ambulance jeep drives outside the hospital building, stops, backs down at doorway. Jeep is parked directly outside of the hospital doorway. Man on roof of the hospital building. Row of reefers near dry stores Butler building. Dry stores warehouse built by MCB-10. Supplies are sent to a parked truck by a conveyor belt. Supplies are stacked in mud near two buildings joined together.
Two Vietnamese youth throw net to in the sea to catch fish. They catch fish and officers of United States 720th military police battalion have a look at the fish.
Barge alongside merchant ship in harbor at Da Nang. Lighter alongside merchant ship during offloadof supplies onto the barge. Supplies stacked on barge.
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