I lived in Alaska for 13 years after I got out of the Army. My first job was with Evert's Air Cargo as a cargo master. Been over the Arctic Ocean, Point Barrow, Barter Island (Kaktovic), Prudhoe Bay, and many many other places. My 2nd job was driving truck for a moving company out of Fairbanks. Spent many many hours in -40 below working outside loading my trailers. I also hiked and camped continuously the whole time. I loved almost every minute of it(not always at the time). The Arctic has a stark beauty that nothing I have seen can compare to. Also, you mess up, you die. I loved that simplicity. Do your research, learn the lessons from those who have gone before you, and remember, when you stop moving somewhere not warm enough for life, you freeze to death and die.
Stop the exploitation of soil, soil, environment and wildlife that has been going on for years on your land and remain steadfast on the path of duty with your sacred bodies, warriors. We will pray to God to end the negative energy that is moving. Along with our prayers, the positivity of all of you is definitely needed.
Do they use the RCAF Boxtop 22 crash in the mid 90's near Alert (roughly due west of Thule) as a motivating real world reason for the training? If not they should. A lot of changes to RCAF SAR and C130 loadouts of survival gear amongst the lessons learned.
I lived in Alaska for 13 years after I got out of the Army. My first job was with Evert's Air Cargo as a cargo master. Been over the Arctic Ocean, Point Barrow, Barter Island (Kaktovic), Prudhoe Bay, and many many other places. My 2nd job was driving truck for a moving company out of Fairbanks. Spent many many hours in -40 below working outside loading my trailers. I also hiked and camped continuously the whole time. I loved almost every minute of it(not always at the time). The Arctic has a stark beauty that nothing I have seen can compare to. Also, you mess up, you die. I loved that simplicity. Do your research, learn the lessons from those who have gone before you, and remember, when you stop moving somewhere not warm enough for life, you freeze to death and die.
Can’t wait to see the full video!
Awesome job to Jenna Biter! Coffee or Die doing some cool reporting.
Great stuff Jenna!
Dirty stache! 🤙🏻
Amazing to see this ! I have no idea
great video... very interesting
Pretty insane conditions
Stop the exploitation of soil, soil, environment and wildlife that has been going on for years on your land and remain steadfast on the path of duty with your sacred bodies, warriors. We will pray to God to end the negative energy that is moving. Along with our prayers, the positivity of all of you is definitely needed.
great vid
I wish I could try this. I’ve slept out in 30 degree weather plus wind chill when I was homeless.
2:51 - Badass to have a name like "Seraphim" as a girl haha
Do they use the RCAF Boxtop 22 crash in the mid 90's near Alert (roughly due west of Thule) as a motivating real world reason for the training? If not they should. A lot of changes to RCAF SAR and C130 loadouts of survival gear amongst the lessons learned.
I have been in that aircraft I live in kangerlussuaq
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These videos lately have been so good. Y'all should do one on combat medics next! They don't get enough love. Or Navy Corpsman.
Thank you very much and that’s a great idea! Noted. 🫡
C130? More like Ski130
lol air force. probably the cushiest survival training ever
Spoken like a true “I’d join but” individual
@Cgny did join. The marine corps.
@@Krevin1775 basic or tech school wash out I presume. Or you’ve def never deployed.
Where did you go in the Marines
Yeah they brought their clubs.
That camouflage isn’t exactly working