Ceremony will be the third by military to Southeast Alaska communities in recent months.
“From this day forward, no more crying,” village leader says about declaration sought for generations
“From this time forward we will start healing our people,” village president says at historic ceremony.
Navy officials say apologies in Kake and Angoon are both “long overdue” and “the right thing to do.”
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USS William P. Lawrence open to public tours until its scheduled departure Wednesday
Alaska senator co-led floor confrontation regardarding block of nearly 400 nominees
Memorial Day observations in Juneau see hundreds pay tribute to those who serve and persevere
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The U.S. has long viewed the Arctic as a growing area of competition.
The exercise will test the city’s response to a hazmat emergency.
More than a thousand servicemembers traveled to Alaska from across North America for the exercise.
The practice comes as part of an Alaska-wide exercise.
From Juneau to the Arctic Circle, servicemembers will be practicing their cold-weather warfare.
More than 100 aircraft from three countries will be involved.
The Alaska Native community and military must work together, commanders say
The John McCormick has a new CO.
