What was the dirigible battle about?
I just left a location in the Moors, and was instantly attacked by some dudes on a dirigible when I was in a bad condition to fight. I lost very quickly and want to get revenge, but now I can't find them. It seemed like they were just flying around the location, and if I was nearby, they would have flown closer to me and attacked, but it all happened too fast, so I'm not sure.
The middle guy in the trio said at the start of the battle: "I've just killed ten like you" or similar. Not sure if it's a common battle starter phrase or a unique one. But the dirigible battle background I've never seen anywhere else.
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What was the purpose of dirigibles?
The United States was the only power to use airships during World War II, and the airships played a small but important role. The Navy used them for minesweeping, search and rescue, photographic reconnaissance, scouting, escorting convoys, and antisubmarine patrols.What was one reason for the use of dirigibles in World War I?
Although airships were originally used for maritime and army reconnaissance, Germany was first to employ them as a strategic weapon. The German navy complemented unrestricted submarine warfare by incorporating Zeppelins into their combined arms campaign, bombing London and introducing total war against civilians.How did dirigibles affect ww1?
Impact: 51 Zeppelin air raids took place in WWI. 5,806 bombs were dropped, causing 557 deaths and 1,358 injures. The biggest damage was psychological, as the zeppelins caused terror within the civilian population.What were dirigibles used for in ww2?
During World War II the U.S. Navy used blimps to fly along with convoys heading to England and the Soviet Union to protect these mighty armadas from German U-boats. And you may have seen in the photographs of the D-Day landings the many airships flying over the mighty fleet.First World War tech: Zeppelins
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