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[Douglas World Cruiser aircraft at anchor] (Item)

Photograph of the four Douglas World Cruiser aircraft at anchor, Unalaska, Alaska, circa April 1924. Inscription on verso: "Around the world fliers."

[Douglas World Cruiser "Seattle" aircraft being serviced by men in rowboat] (Item)

Photograph of the Douglas World Cruiser "Seattle" aircraft being serviced by men in a rowboat, Unalaska, Alaska, circa April 1924. Inscription on verso: "Came to Unalaska / U.S. Army World Flight -- left from Seattle April 6, 1924 (4 planes) / They were called 'World Cruisers' -- built by Douglas / Only 2 planes made it all the way -- made it back to Seattle on Sept 28, 1924 / First flight around…

[Douglas World Cruiser aircraft in harbor] (Item)

Photograph of three Douglas World Cruiser aircraft in a harbor, Unalaska, Alaska, circa April 1924. Inscription on verso: "Around the world fliers. Called in at Unaslaska. Great excitement."

[Douglas World Cruiser aircraft landing in Unalaska, Alaska] (Item)

Photograph of a Douglas World Cruiser aircraft landing in Unalaska, Alaska, circa April 1924. Inscription on verso: "Round the world fliers. Came to Unalaska."

[Three Douglas World Cruiser aircraft at anchor] (Item)

Photograph of three Douglas World Cruiser aircraft at anchor, Unalaska, Alaska, circa April 1924. Inscription on verso: "Around the world fliers."

[Member of Douglas World Cruiser flight crews] (Item)

Photograph of a member of the Douglas World Cruiser flight crews, Unalaska, Alaska, circa April 1924. The man may possibly be First Lieutenant Leigh Wade, pilot of the "Boston."