Aleutian in a sentence

The 5,000 metric tons P-cod harvest set-aside was designed to provide the opportunity for vessels, Aleutian Islands shore plants and communities where Aleutian Islands shore plants are located to benefit from the P-cod fishery.

Indianapolis returned to Mare Island shipyard for a refit before escorting a convoy to Australia.sfn Aleutian Islands campaign main Indianapolis then headed for the North Pacific to support American units in the Battle of the Aleutian Islands.

For the Kachemak Bay region, the ferry Tustamena will sail the Southwest route along the Alaska Peninsula-Aleutian Chain to Dutch Harbor once a month, from May to September.

It’s the most westerly island in the Aleutian chain — closer to Russia than mainland Alaska — and was one of just a few U.S. territories, along with Guam, the Philippines and the nearby island of Kiska, taken by enemy forces during the war.

The balloon had first flown over the Aleutian Islands, through Canada, and into Montana.

Longer, 18- or 19-day “Inside Passage, Bears, and Aleutian Islands” (also northbound or southbound) voyages venture as far north as the Bering Sea, stopping along the way in Dutch Harbor, St. Paul, and uninhabited St. Matthew Island.

Ravn Alaska, one of only two commercial airlines offering regular passenger service from Anchorage to the Aleutian Islands, says it’s suspending scheduled service to Unalaska, Cold Bay and Sand Point, effective Aug. 16.

The Coast Guard cutter monitored the ships until they moved south of the Aleutian Islands into the North Pacific Ocean.

Whether there is warmth flowing into the Northern Bering from southerly winds now depends not on the less-cold Arctic but on the location of the Aleutian Low, which varies year-to-year at random, Overland said.

He served in the United States Marine Corps, stationed in the Aleutian Islands, and had a number of odd jobs prior to a career on-screen.

He was stationed in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska during World War II.

Sea urchins exploded in number after their predator, the Aleutian sea otter, became functionally extinct in the 1990s.

Although there are no volcanoes in the Kodiak Archipelago, the mountainous Alaska Peninsula and the Aleutian Island chain are formed largely by volcanic activity.

Management for the hook and line sector across the Gulf of Alaska, Aleutian Islands, and Bering Sea has changed drastically since it was established in the 1980s.

The agency said the Russian planes made scheduled sorties over the neutral waters of the Chukotka, Bering and Okhotsk seas, as well as along the western coast of Alaska and the northern coast of the Aleutian Islands.

Interior’s draft proposal would allow oil lease sales in the Arctic and also off all Alaska’s other coasts, except for the North Aleutian Basin, by Bristol Bay.

Scientists have discovered part of the stern section that was blown off a U.S. Navy destroyer during World War II in Alaska’s Aleutian Islands.

The cutter steamed more than 8,735 miles throughout the last two months, traveling as far west as Adak along the Aleutian chain and as far north as St. Lawrence Island.

They arrived to serve in the 1,000-mile chain of the Aleutian Islands, the “birthplace of the winds,” where no trees could stay rooted.

Aconitum poisons were used by the Aleuts of Alaska 's Aleutian Islands for hunting whales.