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Zeppelin LZ105 L58

burned remains of a Zeppelin and its hangar, what is left of it, with a Zeppelin propellor in front

Class : V

First flight : 29 October 1917

Two reconnaissance missions;  destroyed in the Ahlhorn explosion . Burned in hangar Ahlhorn, Germany on 5 January 1918

Aerial photo of the burned Zeppelin sheds at Ahlhorn, January 1918

Little remained after the fire at the Alhorn base

Various views of the Ahlhorn dosaster, January 5, 1918. (all - Moch)

Burned Zeppelin sheds at Ahlhorn, 5 January 1918 | katastrophe im Ahlhorn

Aerial picture of the burned Zeppelin hangars at Ahlhorn, January 1918

Built during the  First World War  in the summer of 1915 for Zeppelins four large hangars were built. In two pairs, the hangers measured 240 metres (790 ft) in length, 60 metres (200 ft) in width and 35 metres (115 ft) in height. The hangers were name "Albrecht" and "Aladin" (northern pair), and "Alrun" and "Alix" (southern pair). On 5 January 1918  Ahlhorn  hangars explosion that destroyed the  LZ 87  (L 47),  LZ 94  (L 46),  LZ 97  (L 51),  LZ 105  (L 58), and SL 20. Fifteen killed, 134 injured.

Literature :

List of Zeppelins - Wikipedia

https://luftschiff-46.de/Album/htm/zeigen_A-39.htm

RAF Ahlhorn - Wikipedia