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Amundsen plans Arctic flight and radio link voyage
Roald Amundsen leads an Arctic expedition from Seattle aboard the Maud, using airplanes and radio to chart up to 1,000,000 square miles and keep in daily contact with the world, while Stefansson and Pedersen offer competing views of northern wealth and strategy.
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Munrdsen
North Polnt
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Norway
Arctic
Northwest Passage
Maud
Siberian
Seattle
Lake Union
Anundsen
America
Amundsen
Washington
Uncle Sam
Arctic Circle
Pole
Jules Verne
Sas
Itka
Northland
Alipa
Vilhjmmur Stefansson
South Hole
Vilbjalmur Stefansson
Great Britain
Stotanggon
Wrangel Island
Wolf” Pederson
England
Fortis Land
Pedersen
Tor
Point Barrow
Russia
United States
Stefansson
Amundson
Omdal
Odd Dahl
Autundsen
Dahl
Spitzbergen
Stavanger
Alaska
St. Paul
Nehring Sea
H.A. Sverdrup
Carnegio Insilinta
Smithsonian Institution
Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States Weather Bureau
Navy
Torup
Physiological Laboratory
University of Christiania
Oskar Wisting
G. Qotonkin
Bering Sea
North Pole
Pennsylvania
Tess
Armundsen
Borje
g@ galler
Magnetic Pole
Gjua
Christiania
Boothby Felix
North American
Europe
Antarctic
Eli. H. Shackleton
Nimrod
Amondsen
Fram
Robert F. Scott
Wilhelm Filebner
Germany
Deutschland
Douglas Mawson
Aurora
Wales
Shirase
Yokohama
Hobart
Tasmana
Amundgen