Cape Newenham LRRS Airport — Cape Newenham, United States

EHM refers to Cape Newenham LRRS Airport, attached to a Long Range Radar Site operated in a remote part of southwestern Alaska near the Bering Sea coast. Built primarily to support Air Force radar and early-warning defense infrastructure, EHM sees minimal civilian traffic, instead serving maintenance crews, supply flights, and personnel rotations for the radar installation. The surrounding area is extremely isolated, populated mainly by wildlife including seabird colonies, with no significant nearby towns. Weather conditions along this stretch of Alaska's coast can be harsh and unpredictable, common challenges for LRRS sites scattered across the state. EHM exemplifies Alaska's network of defense-related airstrips built to sustain remote radar operations rather than passenger transport.