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Parade in honor of Veterans Day draws a crowd in Waianae
Crowds of onlookers lined Farrington Highway in Waianae yesterday for the Veterans Day Parade sponsored by the Waicanae Military Civilian Advisory Council.
Shootings hit home for troops in Hawaii
Hawaii soldiers reacted with a mixture of shock and sadness as news of the shooting spree at Fort Hood unfolded yesterday, and some thought that it could just as easily happen here.
3rd ID assumes responsibility in Iraq region
During a ceremony held at Contingency Operating Base Speicher, Iraq, on Nov 3, Maj.
Schofield pilots test laser system
Schofield Barracks aviators in Iraq are flying the first CH-47 Chinook helicopters equipped with a system designed to shoot laser energy at incoming heat-seeking missiles to direct them away from the aircraft.
Military families gear up for Furlough Friday battle
Military families already face many challenges. Now with Furlough Fridays on their radar, it makes things even tougher.
UH dorm molester pleads no contest to separate sex assault in Waikiki
The man who molested a University of Hawaii coed in her dorm room in 2007 pleaded no contest this morning to another sex crime that was solved by a DNA match.
Explosive shell prompts evacuation of apartments
Police evacuated a half-dozen residents of a Kapahulu apartment building yesterday morning after an explosive shell was discovered in a third-floor apartment unit vacated by an 88-year-old former military man.
Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
Hawaii stimulus results in 182 contracts, $122M and 250 jobs
Armed with federal contracts, Hawaii businesses have created or saved 250 jobs in the eight months since the creation of the economic stimulus package, according to preliminary data.
Soldier accused of killing contractor gets hearing date
A 31-year-old Schofield Barracks soldier charged with killing a civilian contractor in Iraq last month will face the military equivalent of a preliminary hearing Dec.
Veterans' reunion allows sons to learn about their father
Maurice Williams Jr. remembers cradling his dad's M-16 and getting the "man of the house" speech.
Soldier Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering
An Army master sergeant pleaded guilty Friday to charges of money laundering in connection with companies trying to get contracts in Iraq.
Marines to Come Home From Afghanistan; Soldiers Head to Iraq
We've learned about 800 Kaneohe based marines will be coming home from Afghanistan next month.
Army tests anonymous treatment for alcohol abuse
For better and sometimes worse, alcohol is a common battle buddy. Troops use it to celebrate after a long deployment and to self-medicate when the euphoria fades, leaving only stress, emotions and memories.
New York Times tries to bury the war they started
That's Iraq War veteran Jason Carrera pictured above. You may remember him from last month when police were in a 'standoff' with Carrera.
DoD announces Iraq summer deployments
About 15,000 soldiers from three brigade combat teams and one armored cavalry regiment will deploy to Iraq beginning in summer 2010, the Defense Department announced Thursday.
Stryker team at Schofield will deploy to Iraq
The Pentagon today announced it is ordering the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team at Schofield Barracks back to Iraq amid plans by the U.S. to wind down its presence in the country and as increasing attention is focused on the dilemma of a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan.
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