Take a look at this early dirigible mothership under construction in secrecy on the far bank of the Bay, opposite San Francisco and Oakland. The date is November 23, 1896. Today, the location is home to an Air Force radar station.
Take a look at this early dirigible mothership under construction in secrecy on the far bank of the Bay, opposite San Francisco and Oakland. The date is November 23, 1896. Today, the location is home to an Air Force radar station.
That’s a fascinating piece of history! The idea of dirigibles and airborne vessels capturing the imagination of inventors in the late 19th century is so intriguing. It’s interesting to think about what kind of technology and designs they were experimenting with at that time, especially given the limited resources compared to today. The fact that this site has transformed into a modern Air Force radar station really highlights the evolution of technology and military applications over the years. Do you have any more details or stories about this dirigible project? It would be great to learn more about the people involved and their vision!