Sergeant Henrich Doleman, Colonel Bernt Balchen, Ac, Captain Harold L. Strong, Ac And Sergeant Joseph D. Healey Just Before Leaving Motor Sled Camp For Beachhead Station. - Page 2
Sergeant Joseph D. Healey Re-Lashing Dog Sled At Motor Sled Camp On Ice Cap. - Page 1
War Diary, 7/19/42 to 5/31/43 - Page 6![Thumbnail for Private Assistance Organizations: "Zusammenstellung Privater Organisationen In Den Vereinigten Staaten,Die Englandhilfe Betreiben "["Private Assistance Organizations In The United States, Involved In Aid To England"] - Page 14](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/232010999?width=200&height=200)
Private Assistance Organizations: "Zusammenstellung Privater Organisationen In Den Vereinigten Staaten,Die Englandhilfe Betreiben "["Private Assistance Organizations In The United States, Involved In Aid To England"] - Page 14
508 - Devers Period, ETOUSA Monographs, 1942-44 - Page 79
Sergeant Henrich Doleman, Captain Harold L. Strong, Ac And Sergeant Joseph D. Healey At The Motor Sled Camp From Which Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac, Sergeant Alfred C. Best, And Private First Class Paul J. Spina Were Evacuated By The Pby (Consolidated - Page 1
Administrative History of Commander in Chief, Atlantic Fleet, Vol I - Page 405
War History, VP 93, 1/5/42 to 3/1/43; VB 126, 3/1/43 to 10/1/44 & VPB 126, 10/1/44 to 6/27/44 - Page 23
294 - Senate Committee's Visit to War Theater - Page 79
Forced Landing Of A Boeing B-17. One B-17 That Never Reached England. The Crew Was Rescued From A Greenland Icecap By A Navy Plane. - Page 1
Consolidated Pby Attempting To Take Off From Ice Cap. - Page 1
Consolidated Pby On Ice Cap During The Boeing B-17 Rescue Operations. - Page 1
Consolidated Pby Taking Off Of Ice Cap On April 6, 1944 After Picking Up Last Three Survivors Of Boeing B-17 Crash. (Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac, Private First Class Paul J. Spina And Sergeant Alfred C. Best,). - Page 1
Consolidated Pby After Unsuccessful Attempt To Evacuate Personnel From The Ice Cap. Running Figure Is Sergeant Joseph D. Healey. ,).. - Page 3
Rinsky, The Lead Dog, Sleeping Out An 80 Mile Per Hour Artic Gale. Rinsky Was Born At Little America, In The Antarctic And Is Owned By Sergeant Joseph D. Healey. ). - Page 1
Consolidated Pby After Unsuccessful Attempt To Evacuate Personnel From The Ice Cap Sled Station. The Dog Team Pictured Was Used In A Trip From The Motor Sled Camp To The Boeing B-17 Crashed On The Ice Cap. - Page 1
War Diary, 1/1/43 to 12/31/43 - Page 6
War History, PatWing 7, 3/1/41 to 11/1/42 and Fleet Air Wing 7, 11/1/42 to 8/4/45 - Page 46
War History, PatWing 7, 3/1/41 to 11/1/42 and Fleet Air Wing 7, 11/1/42 to 8/4/45 - Page 105
War History, PatWing 7, 3/1/41 to 11/1/42 and Fleet Air Wing 7, 11/1/42 to 8/4/45 - Page 52
Consolidated Pby Attempting To Take Off From Ice Cap. - Page 2
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