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“Whoever holds Alaska, will hold the world,” Gen. Billy Mitchell famously told Congress in 1935. Today, with Russia’s military buildup in the region and China’s claims to be an Arctic nation, Mitchell’s remarks are surprisingly prescient.   With the beddown of Eielson Air Force Base’s F-35 strike fighters, there is now more fifth-generation combat power in Alaska than anywhere else in the world. That is not by accident.  

During World War II, 1,000 Japanese soldiers were eaten by crocodiles on Ramree Island, Burma. Or so the story goes. But what really happened?

Scientist Bruce Wright has been studying the Alaska ecosystem for most of his adult life. He has worked for everyone from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and National

The days of US-assumed air dominance could be coming to an end, if the military – and Congress – don’t act fast.

The Lion Motor Car Co. burned June 2, 1912; Adrian firefighter Christian Schoen was killed as he fought the blaze.

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ARLINGTON, Va., May 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is a statement from the AFA ( Air & Space Forces Association ) --Transparency in budgeti...

/PRNewswire/ -- AFAs StellarXplorers Space STEM program capped its eighth season by declaring Team Panther #3 from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School in...

Cypress College announces the nomination of Political Science Professor Gloria Badal for the 2023 Orange County Teacher of the Year award.

The fate of the Boys and Girls Clubs in Pacifica, which could close as a consequence of a merger of Peninsula clubs, remains up in the air today.