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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

2

Alaska Highway Open Despite Floods And Ice Breakup

Colonel Rosengren defends Alaska Highway progress amid floods and ice breakup. Engineers used ferries and pontoon bridges, with 70 miles impassable at one point but nearing completion. The road speeds through mud and shifting rivers, and bridges across the Fence and Liard Rivers are being built. The highway, opened up vast territory, enabling new telegraph lines, the 1600 mile canal pipeline, and linking Northwest airfields. It is seen as more than an emergency detour, opening trade routes to Russia and supporting aviation fuel supply from Norman Wells to Whitehorse and Skagway.

Rosengren Canada Aleutiana Japan Alaska West Coast Canadien Richard Finnie Col. Rosengren Russia Northwest Yukon Alanka Whitehorse Alaska Highway Skagway White Pass Norman Wells Arctic Circle Norman Wella Alemender Mackensie U. & ‘War Department Japar Mackenzie Territories Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Afriica California

Alaska Highway and War era Driving Tales In Fragmented Dispatches

Fragmentary wartime notes recount Alaska highway use and imagined futures after conflict. A colonel, ship and rail reliance, and Canadian-flagged roads loom. drivers name vehicles with female monikers, amid stray历史 bits on cows milk and trains.

Jeep Rivalry Turns Soldier’s Chest Into Jeep Billboard

A Navy feature notes a sailor’s tattooed chest becoming a rival billboard to a jeep decorated for wartime display. The piece describes the contrasting restrictions and shared aim of public messaging through body art and vehicle decoration, highlighting cultural wartime symbolism.

Jeep Sailor Marion Coleman Tennessee

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