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TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2001 An Alaska Native business has begun work on an anti-ballistic missile site at Fort Greeley, about 80 miles southeast of Fairbanks.. Aglaq Construction Enterprises, a subsidiary of Point Hope Native Corp. was awarded a nearly $5 million contract by the Pentagon to do the work. Brice Inc. is a subcontractor. Get the Story:
Missile defense work begins at Fort Greely (AP 8/28)
Work on Alaska missile site begins
Facebook TwitterTUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2001 An Alaska Native business has begun work on an anti-ballistic missile site at Fort Greeley, about 80 miles southeast of Fairbanks.. Aglaq Construction Enterprises, a subsidiary of Point Hope Native Corp. was awarded a nearly $5 million contract by the Pentagon to do the work. Brice Inc. is a subcontractor. Get the Story:
Missile defense work begins at Fort Greely (AP 8/28)
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