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NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN (April 4, 2022) - The Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) transits the Atlantic Ocean during exercise Northern Viking 22, April 4, 2022. Northern Viking 22 strengthens
NATO - Declassified: Iceland and NATO - 1949
Russian Subs Are Reheating a Cold War Chokepoint - Defense One
Iceland and the GIUK Gap: NATO member, small country, big role | SOFREP
Is there a reason why Iceland has no army, but is in NATO/EU? - Quora
Military and Environmental Challenges in the Arctic - New Perspectives on Shared Security: NATO's Next 70 Years - Carnegie Europe - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Iceland-hosted Nato exercise Northern Viking 2022 concludes
Iceland Embracing Its Strategic Location By Supporting NATO Air Defense - USNI News
Navy Active in North Atlantic but Russia Sub Activity May Be in Arctic
Iceland, NATO and the prospect of neutrality. | Geopolitica.RU
joe on Twitter: "@AncientSubHunt The G (Greenland) I (Iceland) UK (United Kingdom) is as strategically important now as it was in the old Cold War Days #giukgap" / Twitter
Iceland in the Cold War - Wikipedia
Sisters But Not Twins: Prospects of Finland and Sweden's NATO Accession | Wilson Center
NATO at Seventy: Filling NATO's Critical Defense-Capability Gaps by Atlantic Council - Issuu
Why did the Allies not build an airfield on Greenland, as they did in Iceland, so as to further reduce the size of the mid–Atlantic gap with long range aircraft? - Quora
NATO - Declassified: Iceland and NATO - 1949
NATO anti-submarine warfare exercise Dynamic Mongoose to begin in North Atlantic > U.S. Strategic Command > News Article View
Strengthening America's and NATO's Arctic Chain of Defense | The Heritage Foundation
Iceland: Outsized Importance for Transatlantic Security | The Heritage Foundation
A New Gap in the High North and Forward Defense Against Russian Naval Power | Center for International Maritime Security
NATO Reliance On Iceland Grows Amidst War in Ukraine | The National Interest
Echoes of the Cold War: Why “Bears” Like the G.I.U.K. Gap - T-Intelligence
