Two soldiers wounded in a bear attack in Alaska
An investigation is underway in Alaska after a bear encounter left two soldiers injured. The incident occurred during a training exercise on a military base. Details about the soldiers' conditions are limited due to privacy concerns.
It is known that they were participating in a land navigation training when the incident happened. Further information about the attack can be found through the Army's 11th Airborne Division or the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, which are both investigating the incident.
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