Zeppelin luftschiffahrtflygt

Zeppelin luftschiffahrtflygt (ZLFY) Zeppelin Flying Corps
Зеппелин луфтсчиффахртфлыгт (ЗЛФЫ)
File:Zy flot.png The standard of the ZLSF
Active	1881-1925 44 years
Country
Type	Combined Airforce/Naval Aviation Zeppelin Force
Role	Strategic Bombing, reconnaissance, Troop and Material Transportation, Aircraft defense
Size	26,500 (1890) 36,500 (1900) 69,272 (1910) 129,600 (1918) 148,500 (1920) 26,589 (1925)
Motto(s)	Zuy na Luft! 'To the Sky!'
Colors	Red, Navy, Gold
Engagements	Various Skandar Wars
Commanders
Flight Admiral	Skol Rima
Luftschiffgneral	Thor Sinklar
OberLöjtnant Zu Luftflot	Einrich Bryne
Insignia
Roundel (Non-Airship)	File:ZL Ron.png
Roundel (airship)	File:ZL Ron zepp.png

The Zeppelin Luftschiffahrtflygt (Зеппелин луфтсчиффахртфлыгт), or ZLFY, was the principal Air-Arm of Dniegua from 1881 to its disbandment in 1925. Effectively a branch of the Dnieguan Navy from 1881-1915, the ZLFY was principally an Airship command for most of its life until true military aviation forces were established in Dniegua, at which point it became an independent flight unit for land-based aeroplanes, while Dnieguan Naval command established Naval Aviation.

Engaging in Anti-submarine duties, anti-aircraft defense, bombing operations and airborne aircraft dispersal, the ZLFY also preformed the first paratrooper assault and found itself engaged in most Dnieguan conflicts in lits lifetime, at its peak operating some 103 Airships, the largest fleet in the world. After the invention of the Aircraft carrier and increased performance of fighter and bomber aircraft, as well as mounting costs and increased loss in effectiveness, the ZLFY was disbanded on June 8, 1925, with assets split between the army, Navy, and Air force. Dniegua retied its last military Zeppelin in 1938.