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Airacobra and Kingcobra restoration projects.
Updated 1/2/2006
Sample hour presentation on Everett's flight through the Soviet Union.
Published article about Steve Allison 7th Ferry Command Pilot.
Published article about Alaska's Senator Ted Stevens flying for Chenault in Burma.
Alaska Collectibles at bottom of page
Catalog #020011
American made, printed in Canada
You saw it on "War Stories with Oliver North"
"Cobras Over The Tundra"
by Everett A. Long edited by Tatiana (Reznik) Long
$12.50
Click here
to read excerpt from Chapter One
American and Russian pilots shared danger flying warplanes when flying the Alaska/Siberia route during WWII. The history of the Lend-Lease flights to supply Russia with warplanes to fight Nazi Germany. More than 140 high quality black & white and color photographs. Text in Russian and English. Each book is autographed by author in English and by the editor in Russian. Read About us.
"Signature
Coffee Mugs"
$12.00
A
special Arktika exclusive - "Signed Collector Mugs" with the signature of
the pilots who flew the ALSIB route. Each mug numbered, includes Certificate
Only a limited number of mugs are
available. Designs by Arktika, printed in Nevada, mugs made in China. These are the only Chinese made items we have and when sold out will not reordered.
Elizabeth C. Shea
WASP Pursuit Pilot 1943-44
Class 43-5
Bailed out of P-39 over Montana June 19, 1944
Catalog #020021
"Elizabeth "Betty" C. Shea"
(Betty passed away May 27, 2004)
Betty Shea, a WASP pilot had to bail
out of her P-39 Airacobra over Montana when the engine quit. You saw Betty on the Fox News Channel "War Stories with Oliver North" program "The Untold Story of the Eastern Front"
Click for a photo of Betty Shea in training Betty with P-63
1st Lt. Steve Allison
7th Ferry Command
Alaska/Siberia Flights 1943-45
Class 43-F
Catalog #020024
"Steve Allison"
Steve Allison flew for the 7th Ferry Command in every theater of operation. He delivered fighters and bombers to the Soviets at Ladd Field, Alaska - delivered bombers to the Free French in Europe - and delivered bombers and transports to Chenault in Burma.
Click for a photo of Steve with P-63 1944 Steve Allison with P-63 2002
Catalog #020023
1983 Carl Ben Eielson Air Race in Alaska
$5.00
Colorful 4 3/8” patch depicts the Winnie Mae of Wiley Post flying over Alaska. The race was from Fairbanks to the town of McGrath south of Fairbanks and back to Fairbanks. Aircraft entries were limited to 1955 and earlier.
Catalog #020033
View card back
Pack of 12 Ben Eielson Note Cards/Envelopes
$7.00
Carl Ben Eielson makes the first air mail flight in Alaska February 21, 1924 flying a Liberty powered De Havilland from Fairbanks to McGrath in less than three hours. It took the mail dog sled team three weeks.
Catalog #020031
"National Guard Heritage Print by Mort Kunsler - Alaska 1968"
$5.00
Since the seventeenth century, the National Guard has provided units for the first-line defense of the nation. The Scout Battalions of the 297th Infantry, Alaska Army National Guard, composed mostly of Eskimos, continue this historic mission. Supported by the 176th Tactical Airlift Group, Alaska Air National Guard, the Scout Battalions patrol the vast Alaskan tundra. The battalions were organized during World War II and the mission of providing early warning in case of an enemy landing. Just as they have done since 1942, the Scouts operate from small villages in Northern and Western Alaska, constantly observing the Bering Sea coastline and often providing significant intelligence information. Like their colonial predecessors, the Scouts of the 279th Infantry and the airmen of the 176th Tactical Airlift Group continue to defend their community, state, and nation.
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