A. Hoeling's 1962 account of this event rules out all other causes except sabotage and named Eric Sp
A. Hoeling's 1962 account of this event rules out all other causes except sabotage and named Eric Spehl as the lead saboteur. The testimony of Commander Rosendahl, an official observer of this event, described a "mushroom-shaped" fire. In Herbert Morrison's vivid radio description of this event, he uttered the now iconic phrase, "Oh, the humanity," and this event received significant attention around the world despite resulting in half the casualties of the USS Akron. This event was triggered when the LZ 129 attempted to dock to the mooring mast of the Lakehurst Naval Air Station in New Jersey. For 10 points, name this event that occurred on May 6, 1937 which saw the destruction of a Zeppelin airship. 
A. Hoeling's 1962 account of this event rules out all other causes except sabotage and named Eric Spehl as the lead saboteur.
{Hindenburg Disaster} [accept anything that mentions the {Hindenburg} and {something bad happening}]