This is a complete list of Zeppelins constructed by the German Zeppelin companies from 1900 until 1938. Other rigid airships that are also sometimes referred to as zeppelins but not built by Zeppelin are not included.

74 reconnaissance missions in the North Sea; four raids on England dropping 5,683 kg (12,529 lb) of bombs; attacked several British submarines. Burnt out in its hangar on 16 September 1916 together with LZ 31. LZ36 was the first Zeppelin with closed gondolas and a pathway between the gondolas inside the envelop.

Der Zeppelin LZ 36 war das 36. Luftschiff des Grafen Zeppelin und das neunte Luftschiff der Kaiserlichen Marine. Die erste Fahrt von LZ 36 fand am 8. März 1915 statt. Die Marine übernahm das Luftschiff unter der militärischen Kennung L 9.

Date: Saturday 16 September 1916: Time: Type: Zeppelin LZ.36: Owner/operator: Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial German Navy) Registration: L.9: MSN: LZ31: Fatalities:

LZ-36 flew 74 reconnaissance missions in the North Sea, four raids on England dropping 5683 kg of bombs, and several attacks on British submarines. She burned in her hall on 16 September 1916 together with LZ-31.

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Zeppelin LZ36 (L9) was a Class O Military craft which had its first flight on the 8th March 1915. It carried out 74 reconnaissance missions in the North Sea and four raids on England dropping a total of 5,683 kg (12,529 lb) of bombs. It also undertook several attacks on British submarines.

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Greetings everyone. In this video, I tried to tell one of the German Zeppelin: LZ 36.Source:Peter Meyer: Luftschiffe – Die Geschichte der deutschen Zeppelin...