Ted Stevens Center Alumni Program

As a distinguished member of our Alumni community, your experiences and expertise play a vital role in advancing Arctic security cooperation. The Ted Stevens Center Alumni Program is committed to fostering meaningful connections, continuing professional development, and exclusive engagements with security experts and leaders in the Arctic region.

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Interested in the state of shipbuilding for an Arctic presence? Contact us at TSC-Alumni@groups.af.mil to register for this Alumni only event that brings in shipbuilding experts from industry and uniformed services to discuss the topic.

For updates to course offerings, follow this link to see what’s new and register.

Spotlight: Lt. Col. Robert Huhn – “bipolar Airman” redefining Arctic medicine

Operational Analyses – Ted Stevens Center.

ERMA. Provides highly detailed map and data on US arctic emergency response capabilities and their locations in the Arctic region.

Worldwide Ship Tracking In Real-time. Provides real-time shipping traffic plots on a map. Excellent for gaining perspective on maritime traffic patterns including around the arctic region.

NHHC. The Navy’s history and heritage command site has a rich catalogue of historical resources, much of it digitized and available immediately for researchers.

American Merchant Marine at War. The US merchant marine’s site provides a wealth of information about merchant shipping with particularly valuable sources on maritime convoys to Northern Russia in World War II.

The Combined Arms Research Library in Fort Leavenworth Kansas maintains a superb collection of research guides that could aide in arctic research, notably the World War II: Eastern Front, and Russia subject guides.