US Army’s first Arctic strategy looks to “regain dominance” in extreme cold conditions
The Arctic considered a low-conflict region by the military, but this strategy comes as geopolitical competition has increasingly become a focus.
March 26, 2021
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The U.S. Army’s first-ever Arctic strategy, released earlier this month, aims at “regaining Arctic dominance” by preparing troops to operate in extreme cold and high altitudes around the world.
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