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Summary
Note from M.A. Ransom: "Inception a ship on a drawing board, its building (oak hull, Calif.) followed by its many years of cruising in Alaska along Pacific Coast, escort of First World Flight 1924, carrying Federal Courts all over Alaskan Waters, association with the Alaska schooner fleet for many years - who knows what ending & I saw the beginning - watched her closely - for several years a crew member, took many pictures, of which these were the beginning, from the deck of the cutter UNALGA" (cutter; U.S. Coast Guard).
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san francisco maritime national historical park
coast guard
alaska schooner fleet
pacific coast
first world flight
cutter unalga
oak hull
alaska
federal courts
alaskan waters
crew member
cutter
national parks gallery
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ships
california
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Date
1921
Source
National Parks Gallery
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