On October 7, 1902, Arthur had just attended the third induction ceremony for freshmen at the Australian National University. He then met with two talents, Theodore Korbel and Ludwig Durrell, who came all the way from Germany.
The historical reputations of these two talents are not significant, and even their current fame is not that prominent.
However, the first Zeppelin airship they participated in the design of has achieved remarkable results and even won the Victoria Science and Technology Award in 1901.
When it comes to the Zeppelin airship, a famous name must be mentioned, which is the true manufacturer of the Zeppelin airship, Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin.
Count Zeppelin, a retired lieutenant general of the German Army, became famous for his invention of the Zeppelin airship.
In history, Zeppelin was a pioneer in the German aviation industry and the inventor of large-scale practical rigid airships.
