For the third consecutive year, the Alaska turkey bomb delivered the bird for people to feast on the occasion of Thanksgiving Day.

Alaska Turkey Bomb, started by Esther Keim, provides turkeys to remote Alaskan families during Thanksgiving. Inspired by a childhood memory, Keim and

For the last couple of Thanksgivings, some Alaskans living in remote areas have been getting turkeys air dropped from small planes. It's a mission taken by Alaska Turkey Bomb founder and pilot Esther Keim,

Thanksgiving turkeys have been delivered to off-grid residents in Alaska via a unique means — an air drop. Esther Keim flies in her small plane over rural parts of the state, dropping frozen birds to people living in roadless areas.

It’s Esther Keen’s third year of delivering frozen turkeys to Alaska residents who live in remote areas miles away from a grocery store.

In the remotest reaches of Alaska, there's no relying on DoorDash to have Thanksgiving dinner — or any dinner — delivered. But some residents living well off the grid nevertheless have turkeys this holiday,

No parachute needed: the soft snow below, and the frozen flesh of the turkey, means that a hard landing is no harm no fowl.

Thanksgiving, which takes place on the last Thursday of November, is the most important holiday for many Americans, often anticipated even more than Christmas. On this occasion, as part of the "Alaskan Turkey Drop" initiative,

Thanksgiving, which falls on the last Thursday of November, is the most important holiday for many Americans, often anticipated more than Christmas. On this occasion, as part of the "Alaskan Turkey Drop" initiative,