Thule Air Base Treaty

The Thule Air Base Treaty is an agreement between the United States and Denmark, giving the U.S. permission to maintain and operate military facilities at Thule Air Base in Greenland. Established in 1951, the treaty allows the U.S. to use the base for defense and scientific purposes, while Denmark retains sovereignty over Greenland. It also includes provisions for environmental protection, security, and cooperation, ensuring that military activities are conducted responsibly and with respect to local interests.