Mark Arbeter, chief technical strategist at S&P said the
Hindenburg indicator "has a pretty good track record, especially when you get a cluster of warnings.
The Germans held a remembrance service with the Nazi flag and salute when
Hindenburg died.
There is a notation in the records on 6-30-37, "Commended by Commanding Officer for efficient, resourceful and highly creditable performance of duty on occasion of loss of the Airship
HINDENBURG.
Hindenburg was not hydrogen-fueled; the extra-buoyant gas, used because helium was not available to the increasingly bellicose Nazi regime, filled 16 cells in the airship's body and gave it lift.
And for a while the fantasy became reality, for the
Hindenburg was the Concorde of its day - able to cross the Atlantic in about three days, twice as fast as going by sea.
The LZ 129
Hindenburg and her sister-ship, LZ 130 Graf Zeppelin II, were the two largest aircraft ever built.
Bush is Hitler and Worse,'' it opined, blaming President Bush for the
Hindenburg and other disasters.
CARMARTHEN auctioneers, Peter Francis, confirm that the German portrait of General
Hindenburg, which was withdrawn from their December sale after a protest from the German government, has now been released from police custody to be put forward for auction.
At True North, Newmont company geologists have had success exploring the area between the Shepard and
Hindenburg ore bodies as well as stepping out from the known boundaries.
A 2,000 foot, large diameter (PQ - 3 3/8 inch) core drilling program is in progress in the
Hindenburg and Shepard deposits to extract mineralized material for metallurgical testing.
Images of the model have been Photoshopped onto other tragic scenes like the 2011 earthquake in Japan, the
Hindenburg disaster, the sinking of the Titanic and others.
Herbert Morrison's shocked radio commentary as he witnessed the destruction of the
Hindenburg has passed into the annals of broadcasting history.
