Navy Dismisses Pearl Harbor Submarine Commander Due To ‘Loss of Confidence’
Cmdr. Joseph Lautenslager was the second commander of a Pearl Harbor-based vessel to be relieved of command this month.
Three Troops Arrested In Hawaii Sting Targeting Child Sexual Predators
The two soldiers and a Marine face charges related to the solicitation of minors after being caught in a sting earlier this month at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
Schatz Revives Bill That Would Give Military Veterans Access To Medical Marijuana
The U.S. senator first introduced the bill in 2019, but it languished in committee.
Sailor Who Took His Own Life At Honolulu Resort Was A Career Navy Man
Lt. Cmdr. Russell Cruz, a native of New York, enlisted in the Navy about a month after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
The Navy Has Promised Action On Mental Health And Suicide, But Sailors Are Still Dying
The death of a sailor from a self-inflicted gunshot at a luxury resort in Honolulu this weekend was the third gun death tied to the Pacific Fleet submarine force in just over 16 months.
Military Pilots Try To Keep Hawaii Skies Quiet. Here’s Why It’s Hard
Oahu residents have long complained about noise from military flights — and some worry about safety.
Retiring Native Hawaiian Army General Was A Trailblazer
Maj. Gen. Suzanne Vares-Lum was the first Native Hawaiian woman to be an Army general and was the face of the military for many of Hawaii’s leaders.
Coast Guard Cutter Returns To Honolulu After 82-Day Fishery Patrol
The deployment was part of a push for more aggressive fisheries enforcement as tensions rise between the U.S. and China.
Navy Dismisses Commander Of Pearl Harbor Destroyer Over Morale Problems
Navy Cmdr. Kathryn Dawley was the first woman to command the ship.
COVID-19 Vaccines Now Available For All Veterans In Hawaii
It will also be available to veterans’ spouses and caregivers.