Author Budd Davisson wrote about the difficulty of the historic flight in June 1998 issue of Flight Journal in his article, "Footprints in the Wilderness," Davisson wrote , "the SS Army's Black Wolf Squadron nearly six brutal weeks to carry four de Havilland DH-4s in the unaccompanied route of SS by Maliko way toward the most log-cabin community in Alaska."
Author Budd Davisson wrote about the difficulty of the historic flight in the June 1998 issue of Flight Journal. In his article, "Footprints in the Wilderness," Davisson wrote, " . . . it took the U.S. Army's Black Wolf Squadron nearly six brutal weeks to fly four de Havilland DH-4s under the command of Capt. St. Clair Streett to the mostly log-cabin community of Fairbanks, Alaska."