JBER stresses importance of using app to stay safe on military land
About 60,000 acres of the 74,000 acres of land — or 81% — that Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson sits on can be used for public recreation.
Source: alaskasnewssource.com
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About 60,000 acres of the 74,000 acres of land — or 81% — that Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson sits on can be used for public recreation.