How vulnerable is pipeline to attack?Alyeska, state and federal officials say trans-Alaska oil pipeline less vulnerable than it appears; watch kept for heavy weapons Mary Pemberton Associated Press Writer
The trans-Alaska pipeline looks like it would be an easy target for terrorists intent on destroying a valuable American asset, but those responsible for its safekeeping say looks can be deceiving.
The 800-mile pipeline — which carries nearly 17 percent of domestic crude oil production — snakes nort....
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