The Aleutian Islands are a rugged, wild network of islands between the Bering Sea and the Gulf of Alaska. Conservationist and nature photographer Ian Shive Photography takes us behind the scenes as he documents the rich wildlife that inhabits them. → Discovery.com/aleutianislands Follow Ian’s full adventure in #TheLastUnknown, streaming March 18 on #discoveryplus. #AleutianIslands #island #naturephotography #wildlife #conservation #natureinfocus | Discovery

Often called the "Forgotten Battle," the Aleutian Islands Campaign saw some of the harshest conditions of World War II. In this episode of CAF Warbird Tube, we welcome historian, author, and Alaska historic trip leader Karen Abel to explore the aircraft that braved the treacherous Aleutian skies. From P-38 Lightnings to B-24 Liberators, we’ll discuss the role of these warbirds in one of the most challenging theaters of the war. | Commemorative Air Force

In June 1942, Japan had seized the remote, sparsely inhabited islands of Attu and Kiska, in the Aleutian Islands. It was the only U.S. soil Japan would claim during the war in the Pacific. In May 1943, U.S. troops retook Attu and three months later reclaimed Kiska. | 10th Mountain Division

Our Aleutian Islands Adventure with Dutch Harbor and Kodiak is officially sold out for 2026, and we can’t help but imagine those lucky guests getting ready to experience one of the most extraordinary places on Earth. This remote chain of islands, stretching between Alaska and Asia, offers raw landscapes, powerful seas, and a deep sense of history and resilience. From the wild beauty of Kodiak Island to the storied port of Dutch Harbor, this is an adventure shaped by nature, weather, and wonder.

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