Beschrijving
In the far north, weather does not merely disrupt plans; it rewrites them, sometimes fast enough to change what opponents think they are seeing. From early polar exploration and Cold War-era basing to today’s renewed interest in Arctic access, the enduring problem has been the same: operations depend on prediction, yet the Arctic is where prediction is hardest and where error is most consequential. The result is a quiet contest over timing, access, and exposure, in which a \
