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.

A decommissioned naval base in Adak is receiving attention, as Senator Dan Sullivan says there is interest in reopening it.

That’s why he thinks investments in Alaska’s military infrastructure should continue by reopening a base on Adak Island. Dozens of incidents near Alaska involving Russian and Chinese miliary ...

I recently delivered my annual address to the Legislature in Juneau. I spoke about the success we’ve had in continuing our ...

Russian warplanes were detected flying off the coast of Alaska and tracked by the U.S. military, the North American Aerospace ...

The U.S. military eventually abandoned its Air ... The two shuttered bases in Sivuqaq, Alaska, are now classified as “formerly used defense,” or FUD, sites, overseen by the U.S. Army Corps ...

The U.S. military conducts missile warning, missile defense and space surveillance missions from the base. According to Bouffard, the U.S. maintains significant defense capabilities in Alaska to ...