Roosevelt to Casablanca, Morocco ... in the Pacific ended a few weeks later on April 9, 1946, when a B-314, the American Clipper, landed at San Francisco. Only one B-314 had been lost during ...

It was about exploring new frontiers with adventure, romance, and sometimes danger. The Boeing 314 Clipper was a long-range flying boat produced by the Boeing Airplane Company between 1938 and 1941.

In crossing the Atlantic in a Boeing 314 Flying Boat dubbed the Dixie Clipper, Roosevelt became ... Bryan, 35, who flew him from Bathurst to Casablanca. The trip back from Casablanca included ...

His trip across the Atlantic, in a Boeing 314 ... Clipper on February 22 had happened before Roosevelt’s flight instead of just after, the Secret Service may not have approved the Casablanca ...

In crossing the Atlantic in a Boeing 314 Flying Boat dubbed the Dixie Clipper, Roosevelt became ... and then proceeding up the African coast to Casablanca. After the meeting, FDR visited with ...

As Ken Follett wrote in his 1991 novel “Night Over Water,” the Boeing 314 Clipper, named after the 19th-century sailing vessel, was “the most romantic plane ever made … it was enormous ...