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L-class blimp

Reliance, World War II US Navy designation L-6

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Image: L-8 blimp.jpg

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United States Navy

Naval Air Engineering Station Lakehurst

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1930s United States military trainer aircraft 1940s missing person cases Airships of the United States Navy Aviation accidents and incidents in the United States in 1942 Goodyear aircraft

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