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Such blimps can keep surveillance and ordnance-guiding equipment aloft for a few hundred dollars an hour.

Fight with superior enemy forces: hunting, war blimps, flying fortresses and huge bombers await you in firefights in the sky.

As a result blimps, adjusted to hover at appropriate heights, are often used to relay data to and from satellites.

Unlike other aircraft, blimps do not need to form a precise aerodynamic shape.

With over 100 real world aircraft, helicopters, blimps, tanks, ships and submarines, you'll never run out of things to shoot!

As politicians around the world seek to cut public spending, the attractions of blimps are growing.

Blimps often operate beyond the range of machine-guns and rocket-propelled grenades.

it made unambiguous , even to the most nostalgic blimps , america ' s supremacy over its western allies.

From blimps to bugs, an explosion in aerial drones is transforming the way America fights and thinks about its wars.

A nonrigid, buoyant airship. Modern blimps use helium instead of hydrogen to maintain buoyancy.

Blimps, Mr Watts reckons, will help them sate that appetite.

How many giant experimental spy blimps does the military need over Afghanistan, exactly?

For now, the Air Force is spending $211 million on one of Deptula's blimps.

The agency is spending $10 million trialing a series of blimps for use in future missions