The Complicated Pride Of Native Hawaiians In The Military
Native Hawaiians have fought in America’s battles from the War of 1812 to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Hawaii Wants To Form A Defense Industry ‘Alliance’ For Local Businesses
The state hopes this alliance can leverage Pentagon spending to diversify Hawaii’s economy.
New Space Force Guardians Sworn In On Maui
The six officers have new insignias but remain assigned to the Air Force Research Laboratory Detachment 15 at a military installation at Maui’s Haleakala Observatory.
Military Charges Soldier With Murder Of His Wife On Schofield Barracks
Selena Roth was a former Army Signal’s intelligence specialist, an animal lover and was passionate about rights for military victims of sexual harassment.
Hawaii Lawmakers Kill Bill To Improve Care At Veterans And Nursing Homes
Health care administrators argued the bill, drafted in response to the deadly outbreak last year at a Hilo facility, could make health care slower.
Military Links To US Capitol Rioters Show Challenge Of Fighting Extremism In The Ranks
New Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, a former general and the first Black to hold the office, has pledged to crack down on racists and extremists in the military.
A Dozen Sailors Test Positive For COVID-19 On Pearl Harbor Warship
The USS Chafee had pulled into San Diego for training, but now several crew members are in quarantine.
A Bitter Domestic Dispute Could Shake Up How The Navy Handles Abuse Cases In Hawaii
The Family Advocacy Program is supposed to help military families experiencing abuse, but one Navy sailor’s experience shows its broad discretion in handling cases.
Seven Hawaii Guardsmen Test Positive For COVID-19 After Inauguration Duty
The troops are currently under quarantine after arriving back in the islands from helping provide security for President Joe Biden’s inauguration.
Marines In Hawaii Are Training For A Return To Island Fighting
The Marine Corps is reorganizing its entire force, starting with troops on Oahu.