"We didn't see him again," recalled Doehner, now 88 and the only person left of the 62 passengers and crew who survived the fire that killed his father, sister and 34 other souls 80 years ago Saturday. They toured the control car and the catwalks inside the hydrogen-filled Hindenburg. As the Hindenburg arrived at its destination, flames began to flicker on top of the ship. Eight decades later, Doehner is the only one left to remember what it was like on the Hindenburg that night. The Hindenburg, Doehner said, is "something you don't forget."

Source: Fox News May 05, 2017 22:18 UTC