Northwest History. Alaska. General.
Planes To Alaska. Planes to Alaska SEATTLE, July 15. (/P)—Twenty-three naval patrol bombers in three squadrons took off for Alaska today, 12 to cross the Gulf of Alaska to Kodiak, and 11 others flying the "inside passage" to Sitka. One plane of the latter squadron stayed behind because of...
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1937
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| Online Access: | http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/90368 |
| Summary: | Planes To Alaska. Planes to Alaska SEATTLE, July 15. (/P)—Twenty-three naval patrol bombers in three squadrons took off for Alaska today, 12 to cross the Gulf of Alaska to Kodiak, and 11 others flying the "inside passage" to Sitka. One plane of the latter squadron stayed behind because of a damaged pontoon. |
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