Kepner Issues
Firestep Data
Headquarters, Alaskan
Command— An Alaska-wide
test of evacuation facilities will
take place today, in con
junction with exercise “fire
step” it was announced Wed
nesday by Lt. Gen. W. E.
Kepner, commander in chief,
Alaska Command.
Participants, who are re
quested to take part on a
voluntary basis, include de
pendents of military person
nel, dependents of Depart
ment of Defense Civilian per
sonnel and female department
of defense employees.
Individual instructions will
be given the participants
prior to the drill, and radio
stations in the various com
munities will be used, when
and where necessary, to ten
der further directions.
The test will involve auto
mobile, aircraft, rail and sea
transport facilities, giving ’
dependents throughout A-'
laska an opportunity to
practice the method of travel
they would likely use in the
event of an actual evacuation.
Residents of civilian com
munities, other than those'
i mentioned, will not partici
pate in the drill, and there j
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will be no restrictions on pub
lic travel during the test
period.
The “aggressor” forces in
this exercise have secured
footholds in at least two loca
tions in western Alaska, it
was disclosed Wednesday.
Since the mock operations
started Monday the “enemy”
has also made bombing and
strafing “attacks” against
military installations in the
Kodiak, Anchorage and Fair
banks area.
Some damage at these in
stallations has been assessed
and local damage control
units have been able to test
their techniques and to test
repair facilities.
Kodiak—Jet fighters “shot
up” Kodiak Naval station
Tuesday and Wednesday as
the local base tested defenses
against the “aggressor”
forces.
“Aggressor agents” have
been reported active in the
Kodiak area and arrests of
several have been made.
Four File
Location Notice
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: A lode location notice for a •
! claim, to be called Defense
f No. 1, has been filed by Nels
j Christiansen, Raymond E.
Krautter, Henry Neseth, and
F. Carroll Krautter.
Location of the claim, dis
covered Feb. 22, 1951, is on
the west side of Sitkalidak Is
land, adjoining Copper Ace
, claim.
NOTICE
The City of Kodiak is seek
ing applications for the posi
tion of city assessor. Interest
ed persons are urged to write
or see Myrna Perkins, city
clerk, regarding obtaining the
position.
further information as to
salary and duties may also be
obtained from the city clerk.
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