U.S. considers more northern patrolsPentagon eyes expanded Arctic navigable waters; increased surveillance would include sensors, cameras, developed for war Lolita C. Baldor Associated Press Writer
As the Arctic ice cap shrinks, the Pentagon is eyeing the expanding navigable waters as possible entry points for security threats that must be monitored more closely, the chief of the U.S. Northern Command told The Associated Press.
Air Force Gen. Gene Renuart also said in an interview that defense....
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