In 1925, a deadly outbreak threatened the children of Nome, Alaska. A relay of sled dogs carried the antitoxin across hundreds of frozen miles. Togo led the longest and most dangerous stretch - 264 miles (421km) through blizzards, cracking ice, and black Arctic night.
In 1925, a deadly outbreak threatened the children of Nome, Alaska. A relay of sled dogs carried the antitoxin across hundreds of frozen miles. Togo led the longest and most dangerous stretch - 264 miles (421km) through blizzards, cracking ice, and black Arctic night.
