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Freeport-Based Military Police Unit Returns From Critical Mission in the Tundra
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Freeport-Based Military Police Unit Returns From Critical Mission in the Tundra
The average January temperature at Fort Greely, Alaska, is -2.5 degrees Fahrenheit, with lows reaching -25 degrees. It’s so cold that frostbite can develop in minutes. Vehicles are plugged into engine block heaters to prevent engine fluids from turning into jelly. There, with just about four hours of daylight, were about 65 Soldiers of the Illinois Army National Guard’s Freeport-based 333rd Military Police Company keeping their eyes and ears op…
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