Simulated terrorist threat trains military, civilian agencies

The first week of the Alaska Shield/Northern Edge 07 exercise culminated here May 11 with a massive interagency effort to secure a ship with a simulated biological threat on board. Hundreds of first responders, with uniforms ranging from the reflective jackets of local firefighters to military

Seward Alaska Ship Boarding

Civil Support Team Conducts Hazmat Training in Seward

New systems test military, civilian communications during Northern Edge

Ardent Sentry/ Northern Edge 2007 - a two-week national-level exercise involving local, state and federal government agencies - is proving the capabilities of the Incident Command System. The system is designed to provide effective communication and organization between different emergency

Soldiers’ deployment augments training exercise

NORTH POLE, Alaska - Nebraska Army National Guard Soldiers used their experiences from their deployment to Iraq to add realism to a homeland defense terrorist attack scenario conducted in collaboration with civilian first responder authorities May 10 in North Pole, Alaska. The Soldiers were here to

Army responds to Northern Edge exercise “victims”

Two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters and aircrew teamed with Airmen and civilian emergency responders May 10 to evacuate simulated victims of a terrorist attack as part of Alaska Shield/ Northern Edge 2007. Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation regiment's "Flying Dragons" based at Fort

Fighter squadron converts to Raptor

North Pole refinery complex attack

Military, civilians partner for vital disaster training

In a unified effort to save lives and protect vital infrastructure facilities, Airmen, Soldiers and civilian first responders trained together May 9 as they responded to a mass casualty exercise scenario. The training event was part of Alaska Shield/Northern Edge, Alaska's portion of an annual

The Coast Guard Cutter Mustang escorts the United States Navy Ship Henry J. Kaiser