 FACT: The German airship has the tactical sign "L 32". L 32 had been  produced by "Luftschiffbau Zeppelin GmbH" with the internal number  "LZ 74" (LZ for "Luftschiff Zeppelin" = Airship Zeppelin). The  tactical sign beginning with "L" tells us, that it had been an  airship from the German marine and not from the army. "L 32" was  built on 4th of August 1916 and carried out one reconnaissance  mission for a naval attack against Sunderland and three bombing  missions against England. Only one and a half month later 