4x Maybach C-X 6-cyl in-line engines: total S.L.8 (Type 'e') Naval airship based at Seddin. Carried out 34 reconnaissance missions and three bombing raids, carrying 4,000 kg of bombs each mission. Held the record for the greatest number of combat missions of any Schütte-Lanz airship. Decommissioned due to age 20 November 1917. First Flight: 30 March 1916 Length: Diameter: Gas Capacity: Performance: Payload: Engines: 4x Maybach HS-Lu 6-cyl in-line engines: total S.L.9 (Type 'e') Naval airship based at Seddin. Carried out 13 reconnaissance missions and four bombing raids carrying of bombs each mission. Crashed in Baltic, possibly after lightning strike on 30 March 1917. First Flight: 30 March 1916 Length: Diameter: Gas Capacity: Performance: Payload: Engines: 4x Maybach HS-Lu 6-cyl in-line engines: total S.L.10 (Type 'e') Army airship based at Yambol, Bulgaria. Carried out a 16-hour reconnaissance mission. Disappeared during a subsequent attack on Sevastopol, possibly due to bad weather 28 July 1916. First Flight: 30 March 1916 Length: Diameter: Gas Capacity: Performance: Payload: Engines: 4x Maybach HS-Lu 6-cyl in-line engines: total S.L.11 (Type 'e') Army airship based at Spich. Commanded by Hauptmann Wilhelm Schramm. The first German airship to be shot down over Britain; it was attacked over Hertfordshire by Lt. W.L. Robinson in a BE 2C with incendiary ammunition on 3 September 1916. It crashed at Cuffley, having bombed Saint Albans. The crew were buried at Potters Bar Cemetery: and in 1962 they were re-interred at Cannock Chase German war cemetery. First Flight: 1 August 1916 Length: Diameter: Gas Capacity: Performance: Payload: Engines: 4x Maybach HS-Lu 6-cyl in-line engines: total S.L.12 (Type 'e') Navy airship based at Ahlhorn. Obsolete in design before completion, this ship only flew reconnaissance missions. Badly damaged after hitting gas-holder near hangar and stricken 28 December 1916 First Flight: 9 November 1916 Length: Diameter: Gas Capacity: Performance: Payload: Engines: 4x Maybach HS-Lu 6-cyl in-line engines: total S.L.13 (Type 'e') Army airship based at Leipzig. Considered unfit for combat duty and used for training only. Badly damaged when hangar collapsed because of heavy snow and stricken 8 February 1917. First Flight: 29 October 1916 Length: Diameter: Gas Capacity: Performance: Payload: Engines: 4x Maybach HS-Lu 6-cyl in-line engines: total S.L.14 (Type 'e') Navy airship based at Seerappen and Wainoden. Carried out two reconnaissance missions and two bombing raids. A later attack on Riga was abandoned because of engine failure. Rebuilt February 1917 but later damaged before