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How Elite Arctic Rangers and Combat Controllers Used to Train for Cold-Weather Rescues

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US Air Force and US Army proposed inserting a small joint-rescue team to help evacuate and provide medical first aid to plane-crash survivors in the Arctic. The US military commenced the first exercise of its kind, code-named Ace Band Polar Cap. The plans included the first mass airdrop of troops and heavy survival equipment ever attempted.
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How Elite Arctic Rangers and Combat Controllers Used to Train for Cold-Weather Rescues

In 1971, 16 “over-the-pole” commercial flights passed over the Arctic territory between Europe and Alaska every day.

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Coffee or Die Magazine broke the news in on Friday, August 26, 2022.
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