Military men stand near life raft in Kodiak, Alaska. They are inspected by Marines.
View of area which became The Port of Anchorage. Tank farm & Government Hill overlooking Knik Arm/Cook Inlet in Anchorage, Alaska. Cranes at work. Some buildings of downtown Anchorage seen in distance.
Military observers watch as a submarine surfaces vertically in Womens Bay, near the Kodiak Naval Base, Kodiak, Alaska. The sub rises close to the pier where they are standing. A mountain is seen across the narrow channel. A tall fence and Barbed wire encircle the base of the mountain at the shoreline. Men come out onto the deck of the surfaced submarine and launch a rubber dinghy,in which they row away, as the submarine submerges, again. The crew of the dinghy row it past a large military ship anchored in the harbor.
Womens Bay in Kodiak, Alaska. Mountains in the background. A Navy aircraft flies and passes over the bay. Zoom on the pier and mountain at end of bay. Aircraft flying past.
AN/FPS-50 Ballistic Missile Early Warning System search radar site at Clear, Alaska with dogs pulling musher on sled in snow in foreground. Musher and dog sled going down trail toward BMES search antenna.
Charles A Lindbergh (Lindy) and wife, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, in Nome, Alaska on their survey flight over the Great Circle route from New York to Tokyo, for use by commercial airlines. The Lindberghs pose in front of their Lockheed Sirius airplane, parked in the water behind them. (It is equipped with pontoons as a float plane.) Citizens of Nome are turned out to greet them. The Lindberghs cleaning up their aircraft. The couple is seen mingling among a large group of native Inuit eskimo men, women, and children, in indigenous dress, who turned out to see the famous aviator. Next, Lindbergh stands behind his wife, as she sits in the seat of a sled hitched to a team of dogs. The Lindberghs ride with the Inuit sled driver as the team of dogs pulls the sled over the frozen tundra grass. Later, they pose with three women dressed in furs. They also pose with several Inuit Eskimo women.
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