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Welcome to the Interior of Alaska
Fort Greely

Fort Greely is an incredible place to work, live and play. The area is full of exciting adventures waiting for you to enjoy! Just stepping out into your front yard can lead to an incredible encounter with the local wildlife, such as moose or fox. Spectacular views of the gorgeous scenery that surrounds us daily, whether it is a snowcapped mountain or the northern lights dancing across the night sky, will only enhance the experience you will have at Fort Greely.

We hope you find the Fort Greely and Delta Junction communities to be the "Friendly Frontier" as it is known to visitors and locals alike and we hope the time you spend here is full of fond memories and lifelong friends. Once again, on behalf of Fort Greely and the Delta Junction community, "Welcome to the Interior of Alaska"!

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CRTC Hosts January 2012 Commanders’ Conference
In early January over 40 of the US Army Test and Evaluation Command’s senior leaders and staff traveled to Fort Greely, Alaska, braving the harsh arctic conditions to spend a few days catching a glimpse of what CRTC Rugged Professionals endure throughout the winter. When participants arrived on the evening of 17 January 2012 for the ATEC Commanders’ Conference, the temperatures were holding in the 40 below zero range, an Alaskan welcome for people from all over the country.
Wounded Warrior Moose Hunt on the Horizon for Greely
Moose sightings on Fort Greely are not uncommon, but they can pose a safety hazard if they are in the wrong area. One such area is Allen Army Airfeld where the possibility of a moose vs. aircraft strike is a high and unnecessary risk.
IMCOM Safety Offcials Note Disturbing Fire Trend
There’s been a recent rash of fires caused by lint build-up in clothes dryers.
Use caution when using minimalist running shoes
In 1974, Bill Bowerman (co-founder of Nike) created one of the first modern-day running shoes, the “Waffle Trainer” in an effort to create a lightweight shoe that would grip the road. This shoe launched a revolution in running shoe design and probably triggeredthe explosion in popularity of distance running throughout the United States in the 1970sand early 1980s. Innovative shoe designs multiplied out of demand for more foot cushioning and motion control as people fromall walks of life took up running. Shoe mid-foot arch construction grew rigid, and heel cushion material was heightened to correct running form and presumably prevent injuries.