Adak Island

At an Alaska City Council meeting last month, a development manager with the corporation, Paul Dwarian, gave the city an update.

The Navy is looking at potentially doing some things out at Adak Island, but a big part of that is evaluating what the condition of everything on the island is and maybe repairing a few things.

Adak had a military presence for more than 50 years.

During World War II, a base was built with large runways and docks on the island.

We're talking to an Oregon couple from Florence, Rebecca Jones and Matt Rewalt, about their DIY caribou hunting trip.

on Adak Island in the Aleutian Islands.

Very good story there.

From there, we'll head south of the border to La Paz, Mexico, to tell you about a really great yellowtail fishing trip for a cheap price.

We are going to get started here.

Uh, num- coming in at number 10, um, the Adak Island ghost soldiers.

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The night, yes, correct, the night marchers.

Um, so we'll see what this is all about.

Okay, now coming in at number 10, deep in the Aleutian Islands, the abandoned World War II military base on Adak Island is an eerie ghost town.

Visitors and remaining personnel report seeing spectral shadow-like World War II infantrymen pacing empty tundra roads, uh, in full combat gear.