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Murkowski in Attendance as U.S. Navy Formally Apologizes to Village of Kake for Military Bombardment

By Office of Senator Murkowski on Sep 30, 2024   Featured, Southeast Alaska, State  

Murkowski in Attendance as U.S. Navy Formally Apologizes to Village of Kake for Military Bombardment

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Vice Chairman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, attended and spoke at a ceremony in Kake, Alaska, where the U.S. Navy formally apologized for bombarding the Alaska Native village of Kake, Alaska in 1869. Senator Murkowski has advocated for this formal apology for many years. She […]

U.S. Coast Guard encounters Russian naval vessels near Point Hope

By 17th District online newsroom on Sep 18, 2024   At Sea, Featured, General News  

U.S. Coast Guard encounters Russian naval vessels near Point Hope

JUNEAU— The U.S. Coast Guard located four Russian Federation Navy (RFN) vessels Sunday, 57 miles northwest of Point Hope.   While on a routine patrol in the Chukchi Sea, the crew of U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Stratton (WMSL 752) observed the RFN vessels transiting southeast along the Russian side of the Maritime Boundary Line (MBL).  The […]

Ice experts aid U.S. military in Arctic Ocean exercise

By Rod Boyce | Geophysical Institute on Mar 26, 2024   Featured, North Slope/Northwest Alaska, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Ice experts aid U.S. military in Arctic Ocean exercise

Camping on an Arctic Ocean ice floe can be risky. Choosing a safe spot is critical in a setting where the surface can crack open. Preparing for two Navy attack submarines longer than a football field to pop up through the sea ice adds to the challenge. That essential job — finding a good spot […]

This Day in Alaska History-February 16th, 1851

By Alaska Native News on Feb 16, 2024   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

This Day in Alaska History-February 16th, 1851

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