What type of craft was the Hindenburg?
The Hindenburg (film) educated view to the history of the lighter-than-air craft. While a narrator talks about the LZ 127 "Graf Zeppelin", footage of the LZ 130 "Graf Zeppelin II" being christened in 1938 is erroneously shown, indicating the newsreel was not from 1936. Photographs show the construction of the "Hindenburg", to which the narrator describes her as "the climax of man's dream to conquer the air, the new queen of the skies." Immediately afterwards the newsreel transitions into the film in colour, with the "Hindenburg" is shown outside its hangar (a matte painting, not actual footage) and along with the opening credits
Type 271 landing craft Type 271 landing craft The Type 271 landing craft is a family landing craft of the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). Most models in this class are landing craft utility (LCU)s, but the last model has been developed into a Landing ship medium (LSM). The origin of Type 271 series landing craft dates back in 1966, when World War II era LCU 1600 series PLAN captured from ROCN at the end of Chinese Civil War begun to be retired from service. PLAN proposed to develop a landing craft utility (LCU) based on the experienced gained from Type 067 utility landing