Maurice
Giblett was a gifted mathmematician and scientist,
with exceptional tallent for organisation. After training
as a meteorologist, he applied himself to research
into the new meteorological concepts (weather fronts)
and wireless technology relating to British Aviation.
His work for the "British Airship Mission"
led to him being responsible for the creation of a
global network of wireless relayed Met information
to prepare the path for the new intercontinental route
of the Imperial Airship Programme. On the eve of success,
his hopes and his life came to a firey end in the
crash of the R 101.
His fascinating
biography is produced by his daughter, Enid Holmes
and is now availalbe to all those interested in lesser
know areas of life and research, connected with the
Imperial Airship Scheme.
