In a changing Arctic, a lone Coast Guard icebreaker maneuvers through ice and geopolitics
September 5, 2017
ABOARD THE USCGC HEALY IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN — Coast Guard Ensign Ryan Carpenter peered north through a front window of this 420-foot long ship, directing its bright-red hull through jagged chunks of ice hundreds of miles north of Alaska.
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