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U.S. Army tests new multidomain ops doctrine for Indo-Pacific in ground-breaking Warfighter exercise
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JBER breaks ground on $309 million runway extension
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Alaska absentee ballots should have two stamps, but one is OK, officials say
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Valley Arts Alliance preparing for first Alaska Home Companion since onset of pandemic
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Alaska elections official says agency doesn’t plan to investigate House candidate’s eligibility
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Strong bidding for lands in state agricultural sale near Nenana, Interior Alaska
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Army secretary pledges transformative change, more quality of life upgrades
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