Airlander 10: New pictures of world's longest aircraft

The hull looks remarkably like an ass

And the second picture includes plug for the ass. (gross)

While its an amazing aircraft I wonder if we have enough Helium for all the ones they want to build.

We do. Natural gas fields produce several billion scf of helium per year as a byproduct. The US National Helium Reserve (which serves 40% of domestic demand for helium right now) could fill up thousands of these blimps on its own, too.

If not, they could simply fill them with hydrogen :)

How do airships like these fair in rough weather? (They mention coast guard duty in the article.)

"The airship, which cost £25m to build, can stay in the same spot for three weeks and can even fly with bullet holes in it.

"The US Army ran out of money to develop it as a surveillance machine, so the British aerospace company behind it bought the rights back."

Sure doesn't seem like a lot of money to the US Army. Or did they spend an untold amount on equipping it with surveillance technology?

I'm sure that while it passes all contractors and sub-contractors chain, the price rises significantly.

The Army spent $2.8b on a similar surveillance blimp which still has problems:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JLENS