IN CANADA’S ARCTIC WASTES.—Americans assigned to the Dewline (distant early warning line), which is part of the North American defence system, stop their snow vehicle by a rusty funnel and iron girders at Cambridge Bay, in the North-West Territory of Canada. The funnel and girders are part of the abandoned ship Maud, in which the Norwegian explorer, Roald Amundsen, sought the North-West Passage in 1918.
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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29192, 30 April 1960, Page 15
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65IN CANADA’S ARCTIC WASTES.—Americans assigned to the Dewline (distant early warning line), which is part of the North American defence system, stop their snow vehicle by a rusty funnel and iron girders at Cambridge Bay, in the North-West Territory of Canada. The funnel and girders are part of the abandoned ship Maud, in which the Norwegian explorer, Roald Amundsen, sought the North-West Passage in 1918. Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29192, 30 April 1960, Page 15
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