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One of our permanent displays tells the story of the China Clipper. The Martin M-130 named the "China Clipper" first took off from Oakland to Manila on November 22, 1934. Learn more about the China Clipper and the history of Pan American World Airways at our Aviation Museum and Library or on our website. #NationalAviationDay Thanks to @r475 for the 📷. ・・・ China Clipper from PanAm
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