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Original index title	Northwest History. Alaska 7. Army & Navy, United States
Newspaper	Spokane Chronicle ; 1934-07-09
Title	United States Flight Squadrons Chart Route To Alaska.
Description	United States Flight Squadrons Chart Route To Alaska.
Subject Keys	United States ; Alaska ; army ; navy ; squadron of planes ; Washington, D. C. ; Fairbanks ; Dutch Harbor ; routes ; Panama canal ; Hawaiian islands ; the Pacific
Date.Original	1934-07-09
Resource Identifier	nwh-sh-7-11-15
Subjects	Northwest, Pacific -- History -- 20th century Alaska
Resource Type	Text
Genre	Clippings
Source	Northwest History Alaska Box 7
Language	English
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Full-Text	United States Flight Squadrons Chart Route To Alaska. The army and navy each are sending a squadron of planes to Alaska to chart the quickest route. The army squadron will start from Washington, D. C, on its flight to Fairbanks. The navy will take off from San Diego and hop to Dutch Harbor. The map shows both routes. Alaska has been mentioned as the third angle In America's defense triangle in the Pacific, the two other points being the Panama canal and the Hawaiian islands, which the president is visiting on his cruise.
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