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Alaska Organized Militia deploys to support Tok wildfire response
August 25, 2026
— Alaska Organized Militia deploys to support Tok wildfire response...
Alaska Army National Guard aviation featured in ‘Arctic Extreme’ film
August 24, 2026
— The Alaska Army National Guard will take to the giant screen with the premiere of Arctic Extreme: Aviation on the Edge, a documentary style film offering audiences a rare, immersive look at the Soldiers, aircraft and missions that define Army Guard aviation in Alaska. The approximately 30-minute film will premiere in Anchorage Aug. 29 at the Regal Tikahtnu IMAX theater, followed by a screening in Fairbanks Aug. 30 at the Regal Goldstream IMAX theater. The film provides audiences an opportunity to experience Alaska Army National Guard aviation from perspectives rarely available to the public. ...
Alaska National Guard rescues 3 plane crash victims near Bettles
August 21, 2026
— Alaska National Guard rescues 3 plane crash victims near Bettles...
Alaska Air National Guard rescues injured hiker in Hatcher Pass
August 19, 2026
— At the request of the Alaska State Troopers, Alaska Air National Guardsmen of the 176th Wing rescued an injured hiker from steep terrain in the Hatcher Pass area, approximately 40 miles north of Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Aug. 18, 2026. When the Alaska Rescue Coordination Center received the request for assistance, an HH-60W Jolly Green II aircrew assigned to the 210th Rescue Squadron was conducting a training mission in the area with Guardian Angel personnel from the 212th RQS already aboard. The aircrew quickly transitioned from training to the rescue mission. ...
176th Wing flies last Pave Hawk mission, fully transitions to Jolly Green
August 12, 2026
— 176th Wing flies last Pave Hawk mission, fully transitions to Jolly Green...
Alaska National Guard rescues crash victim near Trapper Joe Lake
August 11, 2026
— Alaska National Guard rescues crash victim near Trapper Joe Lake...
Kang succeeds Mortrud as 38th Troop Command commander
August 11, 2026
— Kang succeeds Mortrud as 38th Troop Command commander...
SOCNORTH Pioneers Augmented Reality Tele-Mentoring (ARTM) Technology to Bring Surgical Expertise to the Battlefield
August 5, 2026
— U.S. Special Operations Command North, supported by NORAD and U.S. Northern Command, is pioneering a new technology designed to project life-saving surgical expertise to the most austere, isolated environments on the globe. The Augmented Reality Tele-mentoring (ARTM) system was recently demonstrated for U.S. Army Col. Matthew Tucker, SOCNORTH Commander, and U.S. Army Col. Ted Brown, U.S. Northern Command Surgeon, highlighting its strategic value for future operations. ...
A return to Normandy
July 8, 2026
— For more than 80 years, C-47 Skytrain tail number 42-100857 has connected generations of Airmen. On June 6, 1944, the aircraft carried American paratroopers into Normandy during Operation Overlord, one of history's defining airborne assaults. After D-Day, 42-100857 continued supporting airborne, airlift and glider operations across Europe through the end of World War II. The aircraft eventually found a second life in Alaska, transitioning from wartime service to civil airlift and search-and-rescue operations as a DC-3. ...
Alaska National Guard rescues 4 in 4 missions during July 4 weekend
July 8, 2026
— Soldiers and Airmen of the Alaska National Guard executed four missions to save four people over the July 4 holiday weekend. Maj. Kody Schmidt, Alaska Rescue Coordination Center senior controller, said the first mission opened following a request from the Alaska State Troopers (AST) for a hoist-capable helicopter to rescue a critically ill patient from a remote residence on the Kantishna River west of Cantwell. ...
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