Alain <aze### [at] qwertygov> wrote:
> A zepplin is a
> german dirigeable.

I know that, thank you !
1 - I said "Zepplin" as a generic word for all airships, like "Frigidaire"
for all refrigerators.
2 - After the 1st world war, France has used german-made airships (zepplin
or not) as post-war compensation. But the navigation instruments aboard
were french-made as ... the "navigraphe" by Le Prieur !
See here :
http://lurcy.bourdier.free.fr/histoires_ancetres/pierre_bourdier_dixmude/dixmude.htm

hahaha you make me laugh !
Rene.

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Hi:

I would say that this is a hydrogen balloon board instrument.

Matt Burns.

"Mr. Art" <Art### [at] laughlinafmil> napisal w wiadomosci
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> I was sent this image to identify, but I can't tell what it is.
> Can anyone here tell what it is. The words look like they might be
> French.
>

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Mr. Art wrote:

> I was sent this image to identify, but I can't tell what it is.
> Can anyone here tell what it is. The words look like they might be
> French.
> 
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Looks like an artificial horizon of an airplane to me.

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"Mr. Art" <Art### [at] laughlinafmil> wrote:
> I was sent this image to identify, but I can't tell what it is.
> Can anyone here tell what it is. The words look like they might be
> French.

Thanks for the help. :) I'll pass the info along to my boss. He was the one
who asked.

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