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Over time, debate has arisen over the need for smokejumpers in the lower 48 as development has spread into previously remote areas. Now 90 percent of fires start within a half mile of a road, and most can be accessed by vehicles. But in the Alaskan interior—a region roughly the size of Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana combined—the vast majority of the land is accessible only by aircraft. Many remote fires are allowed to burn, but when a fire threatens lives and property, smokejumpers remain the frontline troops.

Lt. Gen. Tom Bussiere says simply: “Whoever holds Alaska holds the region, and that impacts the globe,” and according to the U.S. Senator of Alaska Dan Sullivan, “we have fallen behind in the race with China and Russia.” Circonférence du haut du bras : (11.5”, 12.75”, 13.5”, 14”, 15”, 16”, 17.5”, 18.5”) // (28, 31, 33, 36, 38, 41, 44, 47) cm.The 302nd Airlift Wing, Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, the 182nd Airlift Wing, Peoria, lllinois, Air National Guard, the 4th Brigade, 25th Infantry division U.S. Army Reserve Alaska (USARAK) and the 18th Aggressor Squadron, Eielson AFB, Alaska, worked closely together during the joint exercise. The intent of the exercise was to build individual and small unit airborne combat proficiency with a jumper focus for the Army and a tactical airdrop and air-land focus for air assets. Delivery is on a selected date, you can choose a delivery day of your choice, up to 10 days in advance (Excluding next day delivery. Postcode restrictions apply) After hours of frantic work, the northern and western edges of the new spot fire are almost under control, but the flames are now howling southward, borne by a northern wind. The 16 smokejumpers just can’t get ahead of the fire. Their only option is to pull out before it cuts off their escape route. Alaska Air National Guard pararescueman conduct a mass-casualty, search and rescue training at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. USAF/Alejandro Pena

Pour être porté sur un buste de (26”-30”, 31”-34”, 35”-39”, 40”-43”, 44”-47”, 48”-52”, 53”-57” , 58”-61”) // (66-76, 77-87, 88-99, 100-110, 111-120, 121-132, 133-145, 146-155) cm. Pat Gaedeke, who with her husband built the lodge at the end of the lake in 1974, is the one who initially called in the fire. She is beside herself with joy. “I can’t believe all the resources they’re using to help us,” she says. In response to Russian operations and Chinese advances, the USAF is battling for air superiority in the Arctic with its most valuable—and lethal—assets in Alaska, including the F-22A Raptor and F-35A Joint Strike Fighter. Though the F-22A and F-35A are the two most advanced airframes in the world, their operations take them far from their home bases, requiring the PJs to be on standby in case of an in-flight emergency that downs an aircraft, or worse, a hostile strike by China or Russia while intercepting one of their encroaching aircraft. It’s too loud for talk, so the men sit silently, each alone with his thoughts behind his face mask. They don’t know where they’re going or how long they’ll be gone. They don’t know how big the fire is or how dangerous the winds will be. They know only that they’re going into battle with one of nature’s most savage and unpredictable forces. Il y a deux ans, je publiais mon premier patron : la tuque Alaska. Récemment, j’ai eu envie d’avoir un chandail avec ce même motif d’arbres que j’avais créé auparavant. Alors nous voici! Alaska est un chandail sans couture, avec une construction raglan, qui se tricote du haut vers le bas. J’adore sa coupe plus courte et ses manches 7/8 ajustées. Tout d’abord, vous tricoterez le haut du raglan en aller-retour. Puis vous tricoterez le jersey en rond pour la grande majorité du chandail. Vous atteindrez le haut des arbres si vite que vous n’y croirez pas! Ce chandail est facilement adaptable si vous désirez allonger le corps ou les manches.Main color : (640, 700, 800, 900, 1050, 1200, 1400, 1700) yds // (585, 640, 730, 825, 960, 1100, 1280, 1555) m.