Alaska, of course.
JBER soldier killed in bear attack on base
A soldier at JBER has died while training after sustaining injuries from a bear attack.
www.alaskasnewssource.com
Yep. Send them unarmed to the Russian border 4 miles from 20,000 Russian soldiers as well.Just WTF do they send these troops out there without weaponry? Training in the dang woods, in Alaska without a dang gun....................
If it was a momma bear, all bets are off, she WILL kill any and all.Details seem scant, generally when a bunch of people are moving around making noise bears make themselves scarce.
Proximity to the landfill could accustom the bears to people and machinery, but usually when they have a easy steady food source they aren't interested in anything else.
Just WTF do they send these troops out there without weaponry? Training in the dang woods, in Alaska without a dang gun....................
Details seem scant, generally when a bunch of people are moving around making noise bears make themselves scarce.
Proximity to the landfill could accustom the bears to people and machinery, but usually when they have a easy steady food source they aren't interested in anything else.
If it was a momma bear, all bets are off, she WILL kill any and all.
I lived in AK a while. My observation was around large stable food sources they weren't aggressive except for their spot, they're not all the same though. Stashed animal in the woods, nother story. I saw some with cubs but always kept well away and got moreso, the cubs can make that difficult. Sounds and activity depends on the level, I was envisioning a large unit exercise which was probably not the case.The only time I have been to Alaska is to a Naval training site in Kodiak, and they warned us that the bears can be aggressive, especially around food sources or baby bears. If I recall, they also said that brown bears are attracted to noise (food??) and repelled by it like black bears.