Military Plan To Move Munitions To West Loch Worries Public
The Army says the move will make munitions storage safer, but secrecy and the legacy of a wartime coverup from the past make neighbors of the project uneasy.
Navy Seeks Public Comments On New Submarine Dry Dock
All public outreach will be online due to the pandemic.
Can Military Spending Prop Up Hawaii’s Faltering Economy?
As tourism crumbles and tensions escalate between the U.S. and China, the military’s economic role in the islands could become more prominent.
Hawaii Marines Are Now Guarding The Nests Of Endangered Species
Green sea turtles are now nesting at a windward Oahu beach where the military trains.
Will Hawaii’s $1.9 Billion Missile Radar System Get Built?
Critics argue the costly system may already be obsolete and will needlessly threaten the environment and cultural sites.
A Historic Flyby Takes To The Skies Around Oahu
Your eyes are not deceiving you. That really is a bunch of vintage World War II era planes flying around this weekend to commemorate the ending of the war 75 years ago.
Defense Secretary Visits Hawaii For RIMPAC
Mark Esper’s visit to the state was part of a broader tour of the Pacific that includes Guam and Palau in a signal to China.
Military COVID-19 Rates Are Public in Guam, Japan And Korea. Why Not In Hawaii?
Commanders initially released COVID-19 case numbers on Hawaii bases until the Pentagon ordered them to stop. The state Department of Health has agreed to keep numbers secret, too.
Military Convoys Will Be Moving On H-1 East And H-2 South Throughout The Week
The 25th Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade is preparing for a flight to Louisiana for its deployment certification training.
Ships Arrive In Hawaii For RIMPAC Amid Heightened Local Scrutiny
Due to the pandemic, this year’s Rim of the Pacific Exercise will be shorter, only at sea and with fewer countries participating.