The Spanish seaplane carrier " D�dalo " ( 1922 1935 ) carried a mooring mast at the bow to cater for small dirigibles carried on board.
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In 1932 a mooring mast and hangar were built at the camp for the dirigibles, but when the program was abandoned, the base was quiet again.
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It was not the mooring mast that discredited the Empire State building; it was the investors leaping from windows and the apple sellers huddled around its base.
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Four days after leaving Frankfurt on May 3, 1937, the luxury airship exploded as it approached the mooring mast at Lakehurst Naval Air Station in New Jersey.
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It was towed stern first from its very narrow shed, then gradually swung out of Cavendish Dock and attached to a mooring mast mounted on a pontoon.
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The original contract was for steel hangars, long, wide and, helium storage and service, barracks for 228 men, a power plant, landing mat, and a mobile mooring mast.
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The specification for the DN-1 provided for being capable of being moored to a mooring mast which had first been used with HMA No . 1 in 1911.
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At 7 : 17, the wind shifted direction from east to southwest, and Captain Pruss ordered a second sharp turn starboard, making an s-shaped flightpath towards the mooring mast.
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Around 1925 the Royal Navy considered the HMS Roberts for conversion to a mobile airship base with a mooring mast and fueling capabilities, but nothing came of this proposal.
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As the airship was approaching the mooring mast, he noted that one of the engines, thrown into reverse for a hard turn, backfired, and a shower of sparks was emitted.
