NS airship and Coastal
Kindly provided by the Pennoyer Centre, Pulham and the Owens family. Photograph taken by George Hamilton Wakefield.
Read MoreN.S.1 and Coastal
Kindly provided by the Pennoyer Centre, Pulham and the Owens family. Photograph taken by George Hamilton Wakefield.
Read MoreNS1 trial flight, Kingsnorth
Kindly provided by the Pennoyer Centre, Pulham and the Owens family. Photograph taken by George Hamilton Wakefield.
Read MoreNS6 leaving Pulham
Kindly provided by the Pennoyer Centre, Pulham and the Owens family. Photograph taken by George Hamilton Wakefield.
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Images of N.S.11 from Pulham
Our visit to the Pennoyer Centre in Pulham St Mary, Norfolk has opened a rich seam of imagery and information to help tell the story of N.S.11 and the North Sea airships.
Read MoreNew account of N.S.11 record breaking flight
WWI aviation author Michael J Dunn has provided a new account of NS11’s record breaking flight – written by Air Mechanic Redvers Robert Heath, NS11’s 2nd wireless operator. It provides a very different view from that of the commander and gives us a vivid insight into what life would have been like on board during the 100 hours and 50 minutes flight. The account was used in Michael’s article on NS11’s world record flight in the Spring 2012 edition of Cross & Cockade International’s quarterly journal. Heath’s account can seen here.
Read MoreNew image of NS4
A new acquisition to the image library is this magic lantern slide of N.S.4 – probably taken during the winter of 1917/18. Seen here ready for action, N.S.4 was one of the commands of N.S.11’s Captain W. K. F. G. Warneford.
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NS11 – As Bright As Day is very much a work in progress and has been made possible by the generous and enthusiastic support of many individuals and organisations. If you have any information, records or material relating to British NS Class airships we would be very interested to hear from you – especially anyone related to members of the crew of NS11 or any airship of the class during their service with the RNAS or RAF during and beyond WWI.
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