In 1923 a rigid airship, made with new material produced by Alcoa Aluminum in Pittsburgh, became the U. S. Navy’s flagship aircraft.
Two years later this airship came down in bad weather in eastern Ohio with tragic results.
Today we tell the story of the crash of the Shenandoah.
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