Byrd Arctic Flight Aids North Pole Victory At Spitzbergen
The modern Arctic house at Spitzbergen served as base for Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd during his record 1500 mile three pole circumnavigation flight in 15 hours 30 minutes. The expedition used celotex insulation and a radio equipped ship Chantier to relay news and weather warnings.
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