actually civil war balloons were mostly gas filled and not hot air - they were filled with hydrogen - the balloons were made mostly from silk - the belief that they were made from donated womens silk dresses is a myth although they were made from dress silk
civil war balloons definitely were highly volitile, filled with gas,, example the hindenbergh blimp, filled with helium gas. now I believe General Mc Dowell served America and was able to convey exact troop movements to President Lincoln
Three of them were made and not much by way of what happened to them but I am sure They were manufactured by sewing animal skin.. leather to be exact, laced with a congealing compound to treat the leather.
No. They had observation balloons.
the civil war of which country?
No. They didn't have planes. But they did have observation balloons.
Yes, hot air balloons were used during the Civil War for reconnaissance purposes. The Union Army established a Balloon Corps, using balloons to gather intelligence on enemy troop movements and positions. The balloons provided a unique vantage point for observing the battlefield.
Hot air balloons were important during the Civil War because they were used for reconnaissance missions to gather information on enemy positions and movements. This aerial surveillance provided valuable intelligence to both Union and Confederate armies, allowing them to make informed strategic decisions on the battlefield. Additionally, balloons helped to revolutionize military surveillance and reconnaissance tactics during this time.
I think balloons were used to find the location of the enemies.
People who took pictures. They stood on overlooks or even in hot air balloons.
The Civil war
no
pretty sure the telegraph was invented during the civil war- and if not, than it was definitely used during the war
Observation balloons.
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