Flying to Survive: My 36 Hours with the Alaska Army National Guard

Unconventional Host Naveed Jamali spends 36 hours with the Alaska Army National Guard, getting a taste of what it's like to serve in "The Last Frontier."

Take a peak behind the scenes of Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) in Anchorage, where every day brings new adventure—from soaring over the Chugach Mountains in a Black Hawk to executing a Chinook training mission to cruising through the snow in a Small Unit Support Vehicle (SUSV). Meet the young women and men of the Alaska National Guard, who support their state and the country day in and day out, serving in one of the most strategically important regions of the U.S.

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About Naveed:
Naveed spent 3 years successfully working undercover against Russian military intelligence as a double agent. His story working against Russia is told in his book, “How to Catch a Russian Spy.” After playing the role of a real James Bond, he went on to become an intelligence officer in the U.S. Navy. He is a Newsweek Editor-at-Large and a former MSNBC analyst.

Naveed has no intention of traveling to Russia anytime soon.

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