Schlottman heads to Alaska
in 1953 with Phillips’
first exploration teamThe greenhorn geologist’s first task was to find bear guards for the camp; he graduated to radioman and mapmaker
Jen Ransom PNA Staff Writer
When greenhorn geologist Al Schlottman first came up to Alaska with Phillips Petroleum Co. in June 1953, his first task had nothing to do with oil exploration.
“I was sent up earlier (than the rest of the geologists) to Cordova to find bear guards,” said Schlottman. “I just sat down at a bar and as....
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