This photograph shows four of the six crew members of a Strato-Clipper

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This photograph shows four of the six crew members of a Strato-Clipper

Date3/1/1940

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Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: This photograph shows four of the six crew members of a Strato-Clipper. The Captain at his post forward on the port side (wearing cap and with hand on the throttles) is flying the plane at the moment. The First Officer (across from the captain) is wearing his earphones and is uisng the interphone; probably to talk to either the navigator or the steward; neither of whom shows in this picture. [Incomplete]

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