Russia submarines and naval ships cross into buffer zone off Alaska, U.S. Coast Guard says
The U.S. Coast Guard said Monday that it tracked a group of Russian naval vessels, including two submarines, as they crossed into U.S. waters off Alaska in an apparent effort to avoid sea ice, a move that is permitted under international rules and customs.
Russian military aircraft flew near Alaska while American soldiers deployed to a remote island near the Arctic region.
The 11th Airborne Division deployed artillery and over 130 soldiers to the far tip of Alaska as US rivals conducted massive ...
The U.S. Army has deployed airborne soldiers from within Alaska and additional soldiers from Hawaii and Washington to ...
The Army conducted a 'force projection' training exercise on Shemya Island, a remote Alaskan island less than 300 miles from ...
A Russian military aircraft was detected and tracked near U.S. airspace this past weekend in the fourth such incident in less ...
Elements of the 11th Airborne Division and the 1st and 3rd Multi Domain Task Forces landed Thursday on Shemya Island, which ...
It completes today its largest exercises since the Soviet Union and is racing to expand its fleet of ice-breakers.
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