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Alaska Highway Construction During World War II
Experience the American Journey through our country's visual heritage in this historical recording provided by the National Archives of the United States.

Wings Over The Alaska Highway by Bruce McAllister and Peter Corley-Smith Roundup Press, April 2001 208 pages This beautifully-illustrated volume tells the story of aviation's role in the development of the Alaska Highway. It includes stories on resourceful Bush pilots, chapters on the key airports along the highway, the Russian-American Lend Lease Program, and the Million Dollar Valley (where an entire flight of B-26 planes crash-landed and all survived).

The Alaska Highway A photographic history of the highway, by Jane G. Haigh.

The Alaska Highway: A Geographical Discovery By Thomas and Carole J. Huber.

The Alaska Highway in World War II: The U.S. Army of Occupation in Canada's Northwest The definitive history of the US military in British Columbia and the Yukon, by Kenneth Coates and William R. Morrison.

Book Guy: A Librarian in the Peace Set in a simpler age, this unusual story transports its readers to the remote Peace River and Alaska Highway regions of Northern British Columbia. This vast hinterland is where author Howard Overend and his true-grit predecessors helped establish an extensive mobile library service to children in tiny schools and adults in communities in areas well back of beyond.

Mackenzie Breakup
A historical novel by Jean Kadmon, based on her experiences working on the Canol Project in the Northwest Territories during World War II.