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The Navy may revive this forgotten Alaskan base that sits halfway to Russia
Military leaders and a senator from Alaska have have discussed reviving a World War II-era base on Adak as part of the U.S.
U.S. military top brass look to reopen strategic base on the Aleutians
A decommissioned naval base in Adak is receiving attention, as Senator Dan Sullivan says there is interest in reopening it.
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Fort Wainwright soldier arrested on murder charges in Alaska man’s death
(Tribune News Service) — A 24-year-old U.S. Army soldier was arrested Friday on murder charges after Fairbanks officers found ...
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Russian military aircraft detected over Bering Sea near Alaska; NORAD says no threat
Six Russian military aircraft were tracked operating in the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone for about 2 1/2 hours ...
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An Ancient Food Storage Pit Was Found In Alaska, And It Was Used By The Indigenous Dene People
In southeastern Alaska, archaeologists unearthed a food storage pit used by the Indigenous Dene people of the region. The ...
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U.S. military officials show interest in reopening western Aleutian naval base
The western Aleutian island’s military base has been closed since 1997 ... King Salmon and Southwest villages - A publication of Anchorage Daily News, Alaska's rural news leader.
Fueling the ‘world’s best-trained workforce’: ASYMCA feeds military families free of charge
The Armed Services YMCA of Alaska Marketplace Food Assistance Program is fueling service members and their families across ...