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-- Reveals the U.S. Army's furtive efforts to weaken the Navy's control over developments in lighter-than-air technology
Aviation historian William F. Althoff tells the story of the U.S. Navy's airship, USS Los Angeles, the most successful aircraft of its type ever flown. In dramatic detail, Althoff recounts how the Navy arranged for the famed German Zeppelin Company to build the ship, thwarted schemes by the U.S. Army's Air Service to take control of it, and helped plan its record-breaking, historic, four-day flight from Germany to the United States. Flight enthusiasts will appreciate Althoff's treatment of this critical juncture in the genesis of aviation technology.
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