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1937 Proposals were made (to the Air Ministry) for obtaining 2 airships from Germany and operating routes to Montreal and Karachi, where bases had already been established which would have been used by the [[R100]] and [[R101]]. | 1937 Proposals were made (to the Air Ministry) for obtaining 2 airships from Germany and operating routes to Montreal and Karachi, where bases had already been established which would have been used by the [[R100]] and [[R101]]. | ||
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The syndicate was formed by several organisations, including some shipping companies, concerned at the potential loss of trade to the Zeppelin airships[1]. Harold Vezey Strong was chairman.
1937 Proposals were made (to the Air Ministry) for obtaining 2 airships from Germany and operating routes to Montreal and Karachi, where bases had already been established which would have been used by the R100 and R101.
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times Apr 28, 1937