A formation of F-94s, new jet fighter interceptors, fly over ice-choked Cook inlet near Anchorage, Alaska, on a training flight. These Lockheed" all weather planes" capable of hunting down an enemy plane in darkness or storm with airborne radar, are now operating from Alaskan and Japanese bases. January 01, 1952.

A formation of F-94s, new jet fighter interceptors, fly over ice-choked Cook inlet near Anchorage, Alaska, on a training flight. These Lockheed" all weather planes" capable of hunting down an enemy plane in darkness or storm with airborne radar, are now operating from Alaskan and Japanese bases. January 01, 1952.
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