Giant cigar shaped airship R-34 crosses Scotland
The R-34 airship, 642 feet long with five gasoline engines, carried 30 crew members and arrived over Scotland on its pioneering flight. Major G. H. Scott led the voyage, with Ballantyne the stowaway discovered six hours after departure.
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Airship completes record Atlantic round trip from Scotland to New York
Erskine Johnson and George Scarbo of Glasgow piloted the B-34 across the North Channel and Atlantic in 59 hours to Newfoundland then to Long Island, landing in New York before returning to England for a second record. The History section notes a free mailed leaflet on Rome and the Old Romans for students.
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