Russian and Chinese Military Harassment Is Increasing. Should the US Be Worried? Multiple recent incidents pose the risk of escalation into open conflict, the U.S. warns.
Russian Submarine Surfaces near Alaska During War Exercise The North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command are closely monitoring the submarine.
Program Allows Some Alaska Native Vietnam Vets to Get Land Congress passed the Dingell Act, expanding the window to apply for land and removing the occupancy provision.
Air Force Major Dies After Being Hit by Truck During Alaska Cycling Trip Maj. Michael "Cal" Gentry, commander of the 354th Contracting Squadron at Eielson Air Force Base, died at the scene.
More Fragments from 1952 Air Force Crash in Alaska Found in Glacier The C-124 smashed into Mount Gannett north of Anchorage on Nov. 22, 1952, killing all 41 passengers and 11 crew members.
US Intercepts Russian Warplanes off Alaska, 4th Time This Month US warplanes intercepted four Russian reconnaissance aircraft near Alaska on Saturday, US commanders said.
Alaska Army Helicopter Airlifts Out 1940s-Era Bus Chris McCandless Died In The so-called "Magic Bus" had become a dangerous tourist destination deep in Alaska's interior.
For 8th Time This Year, US Fighters Intercept Russian Bombers off Alaska U.S. F-22 Raptors scrambled once again to conduct two intercepts of Tu-95 bombers off the coast of Alaska.
Alaska Governor, Mayor Push Anchorage for Space Command Post The officials said they believe Anchorage meets eligibility requirements and would be competitive in the evaluation process.
US Jets Intercept Russian Bombers off Alaska: NORAD The intercepts come less than two weeks after U.S. bombers were met by Russian jets over the Black Sea.
The First Space Force Recruits Are Headed to Basic Military Training Seven new recruits will head to basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
It's Almost Impossible to Get COVID-19 on an Airplane, New Military Study Suggests The study next heads into a peer review before its findings can be submitted for a scientific journal.
The National Museum of the US Army Finally Has an Opening Date The long-delayed project will tell the story of the American soldier through treasured artifacts.
Amphibious Assault Vehicles That Sink Are 'Death Traps' for the Troops Inside, Marine Veterans Say After Fatal Accident AAVs rarely sink and fatal mishaps are uncommon for the 26-ton tracked vehicles.
‘I Met a Hero:’ Air Force Doctor Who Treated Alwyn Cashe Says He’s Never Forgotten Him It has been 15 years to the day since Cashe hauled his teammates out of the Bradley hit an IED near Daliaya, Iraq.
