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The Epsilon class blimp was a proposed British airship designed for the British Army in the 1910s.

When the Army abandoned involvement in British airship development, the Royal Navy (RN) took over the Epsilon I and Epsilon II airships on order, which were re-designated HMA No.21 and HMA No.22, but both were cancelled before completion.[1]

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  1. Castle, Ian; Bryan, Tony (19 May 2009). British airships, 1905-30. Osprey Pub. pp. 13–14. ISBN 978-1846033872.