Captain Layman and the Hindenburg

Margaret's hands were extensive y burned because of how she had been holding the lapels of her coat up to protect her face from the flames. A terribly injured man was on a table near me. Most of his clothes and his hair had been burned off. Some one told me he was captain leman. Captain layman was not in charge of the hindenburg during this flight. That was captain pruss, whom margaret had dinner with. Instead. Layman was an experienced captain who was aboard the craft as an observer on the flight. But he's important to the story, so remember him also.