NS11 AS BRIGHT AS DAY Welcome This site is dedicated to the crew of North Sea Class airship NS11 which was lost with all hands off the coast of Norfolk at 01:45 on 15 July 1919. The story of NS11 and her crew is as fascinating as it is intriguing. Very much a work in progress, the aim of this site is to draw together words and images to tell the story of the record-breaking NS11, her crew and the North Sea airships during, and beyond, The Great War. The current state of the site would not have been possible without the generous and enthusiastic support of many individuals and organisations such as the Airship Heritage Trust. If you have any information, records or material relating to NS Class airships I would be very interested to hear from you. I would especially like to hear from ancestors of any of the crew of NS11 or any airship of the class during their service with the RNAS or RAF. PETER ‘ART’ LEWRY CONTACT FLY HOME
 
The Loss of NS11 A Local View - Nick Warmsley SPECIAL FEATURES The Lowestoft Letters Correspondence on loss 
of NS11 AIRSHIP NS11 North Sea Three Brian J Turpin
 
North Sea Patrols Captain P E Maitland, AFC NS11 and the 
Greasy Black Cloud Norman B. Peake
 
London from an Airship by
Captain A E Cooper NORTH SEA AIRSHIPS THE STORY OF NS11 RECORD BREAKER THE LAST CREW REPORTING THE LOSS TIMELINES THE FIRST BIG TRIP GALLERY NS CLASS AIRSHIPS THE AIRSHIP SERVICE GALLERY NEWS
 
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SPECIAL FEATURES LONDON FROM AN AIRSHIP THE LOSS OF NS11
 
THE LOWESTOFT LETTERS NORTH SEA THREE NORTH SEA PATROLS GREASY BLACK CLOUD In December 2008 this site was Website of the Week on the National Virtual Museum! WEBSITE OF THE WEEK www.24hourmuseum.org.uk