All F-22s were grounded after the crash; operations resumed following a review.
The initial search and rescue response, crash recovery operation, and resulting investigation by the Government of Canada took over four years and cost CAD 57 million (at that time approximately US$38 million).
The rest was essentially used to keep servers idling and ready in case of a surge in activity that could slow or crash their operations.
Even before the construction of Camp Century and the plane crash, military operations had impacts on Greenlanders: The entire Inuit village of Uummannaq was relocated in 1953 to make way for the construction of the Thule Air Base, about 240 kilometers west of Camp Century.
On 23 February Operation Crash struck simultaneously in several US cities, netting seven traffickers.
The first progress report of Obama's task force on wildlife trafficking, also released on Thursday, claimed success in Operation Crash, an investigation into ivory and rhino horn smuggling that has led to 20 convictions to date in American courts.
The crash also obstructed operations for Amtrak, which suspended service between New York and Boston.
The Amazon Theatre was hit hard by the crash, closing regular operations in 1924.
An American helicopter involved in the operation crashed Sunday, killing an American soldier and wounding three, but officials said it was not brought down by enemy fire.
Railtrack were sent three written warnings before the crash by Alison Forster, operations and safety director for First Great Western, which were ignored.
