Expect more airplane noise this month during Northern Edge, Alaska's largest military training exercise this year — which includes more than 150 U.S., U.K. and Australian aircraft, plus four Navy warships.
Air Force F-15 Strike Eagles from Johnson Air Force Base, N.C., taxi down the flight line at Eielson Air Force Base during the 2017 Northern Edge exercise.
Lancaster is chief public affairs officer for the 683th Air Base Wing at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, or JBER. He said this year’s Northern Edge includes more than 150 aircraft from the Air Force and Navy and the U.K. and Australia, both of which have sent personnel and warplanes to the biennial exercise.
Lancaster said that the Navy “established these maritime training areas there in the Gulf of Alaska, and it gives them a significant capability to train.” He said the Navy is bringing four warships to this year’s exercise: the
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