Military To Expand COVID-19 Vaccinations After Early Success In Hawaii
A small shipment to Tripler earlier this week was meant to test supply chains as the Pentagon gets set for more widespread vaccinations.
USS Daniel Inouye Begins Sea Trials
The missile destroyer, named for Hawaii’s late senator, set sail Wednesday after production delays.
Military Veterans In Hawaii Will Have To Wait For A Coronavirus Vaccine
The VA Pacific Islands Healthcare System will not receive the Pfizer vaccine, but may get the Moderna vaccine if the FDA approves it.
Here’s What The Defense Spending Bill Means For Hawaii And The Pacific
The National Defense Authorization Act passed by the U.S. Senate on Friday includes more than $300 million in construction projects for military bases in Hawaii.
How Hawaii Became A Training Ground For The Indonesian Military
Hawaii’s politicians and military commanders have pushed for strong defense ties with Jakarta for two decades, but Indonesia’s bloody history in the Pacific casts a shadow.
Hawaii Army Hospital Will Be One Of The Military’s First COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
The Hawaii military medical center is one of a handful of sites the Pentagon has selected for its limited initial doses worldwide.
Defense Bill Calls For Red Hill Safety Reviews Every Five Years
The 2021 iteration of the National Defense Appropriations Act requires the Navy to conduct regular reviews of technology to contain potential leaks.
Defense Bill Would Allow Foreign Construction Workers In Guam
Guam is the center of a massive U.S. military construction initiative involving Hawaii contractors and the Japanese government.
The Army Is Spending Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars On Pigs In Hawaii
Over the years the military in Hawaii has used pigs for medical research and controversial combat training.
Danny De Gracia: Don’t Let The Virus Cause Us To Forget This Day Of Infamy
One of the things that COVID-19 restrictions should not stop is our study of history and our commemoration of the past.