Graf Zeppelin
Harold G. Dick was Goodyear Zeppelin's representative with Luftschiffbau Zeppelin during the mid-1930s. He flew on test flights of the "Hindenburg" and its sister ship, the "Graf Zeppelin II." He also flew on numerous flights in the original "Graf Zeppelin" and ten round-trip crossings of the north and south Atlantic in the "Hindenburg." In his book "The Golden Age of the Great Passenger Airships Graf Zeppelin &amp; Hindenburg," he observes: