“Testing our emergency plans and training our service members is critical to ensuring we are prepared to serve our fellow Alaskans in their time of need.” Aaron Kelsey, Alaska National Guard deputy director of emergency operations.
“The Arctic Eagle 23 exercise focused on testing our continuity of operations plan and training our service members north of the Alaskan Range,” said Col. The exercise scenario required members to respond to a large earthquake and multiple tsunamis striking southern Alaska and coastal communities.
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