Dutch Harbor
United States
Dutch Harbor holds 50 Bunkabop connections with 1513 other places across 9 topics, with military history making up the large majority. The June 1942 Japanese bombing made Dutch Harbor the first continental U.S. military base struck by enemy aircraft in World War II, and that attack directly prompted formation of the Alaska Territorial Guard. Japan and Alaska each share many connections with Dutch Harbor across this wartime record. Nature connections trace the Bering Sea's pollock and cod harvests.
Alaska pollock
Connects Dutch Harbor to: Shakotan, Japan | Rausu, Japan
Bombardment of Fort Stevens
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Oregon | Yokosuka, Japan | Nauru
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4
Connects Dutch Harbor to: Vienna, Austria | Vietnam | Northern Mariana Islands | Bremerton, Washington
Lookout Air Raids
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Japan | Virginia | Oregon | Yokosuka, Japan
History of Fairbanks, Alaska
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Germany | Poland | Seattle, Washington | Alaska
Japanese occupation of Kiska
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Japan | Montreal, Quebec | Alaska | Maizuru, Japan
Alaska Territorial Guard
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Japan | Hawaii | Wellington, New Zealand | Alaska
Alaska Commercial Company
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | San Diego, California | Alaska | Anchorage, Alaska | Fort Yukon, Alaska
Japanese occupation of Attu
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Paris, France | Japan | Ohio | Alaska
Eleventh Air Force
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Japan | Houston, Texas | Afghanistan | Alaska
Nobuo Fujita
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Japan | San Francisco, California | Oregon | Panama
Battle of Dutch Harbor
Connects Dutch Harbor to: United States | Japan | Oxford, England | Arizona | Arkansas