Recent News Articles
Career Skills Program with CPI starts third cohort
On June 5, 10 service members, including nine Soldiers and one Sailor, started their 12-week training program with Concrete Preservation Institute, or CPI.
94th HHB, AAMDC welcomes new first sergeant
A change of responsibility ceremony was held, June 14, at the Medal of Honor Field, here.
CSA says Soldiers are wise to learn from MacArthur
Gen. Douglas MacArthur “was a brilliant general, make no mistake about it,” said Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, adding that MacArthur’s performance as a younger officer in World War I was “nothing short of amazing.”
8th TSC Expo answers ‘Who do I talk to?’
The Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) program’s primary mission is prevention of sexual assault/harassment to support Army commanders in their efforts to maintain the highest levels of organizational readiness.
Command warrant officer follows his dreams
Stories are often told of people who follow dreams … dreams they have had for years … dreams they have planned.
Happy 242nd birthday Army!
U.S. Army Pacific held a Fun Run/Walk, June 12, at historic Palm Circle, Fort Shafter.
TAMC flexes muscle for MASCAL scenarios in All-Hazards exercise
Tripler Army Medical Center participated in U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii’s annual Mass Casualty exercise, June 8, in order to test its emergency operations plans and procedures.
Supervisor awarded for supporting National Guard employee
The nation’s National Guard members must balance two worlds. They need to be ready to defend their country, which requires training and deployments away from home, while also holding down civilian jobs to support themselves and their families.
Recent Community Articles
Exchange makes PCS season easy for families
Military shoppers can visit the Exchange’s PCS Headquarters at shopmyexchange.com/PCS for a one-stop shop for all military families’ PCS needs, including moving checklists, helpful products and more.
Board of Education announces interim superintendent
Hawaii State Department of Education News Release HONOLULU — The Hawaii State Board of Education has announced its appointment of Keith Hayashi as interim superintendent. Hayashi is currently the deputy superintendent at the Hawaii State Department of Education until June 30. In July, he will serve as superintendent for a month-long interim basis. The interim […]
HIDOE sees progress on heat-mitigation strategies at schools
The Hawaii State Department of Education has been working to fast track heat-relief initiatives through its Heat Abatement Program.
Exchange named a 2017 ‘Best for Vets’ employer
The Army & Air Force Exchange Service has been named a 2017 “Best for Vets: Employer” by Military Times, recognizing the Exchange’s efforts to recruit and retain veterans in its worldwide workforce.
Uncertainty in life? Consider an ‘all in!’ spirituality
Humans have chosen a variety of analogies to wrestle with the dilemma of how to deal with uncertainty, especially when responding to God.
Hale Koa named Blue Zones Project approved site
Staff, families and guests were invited to join the celebration as Hale Koa Hotel became the first hotel in Hawaii to become a Blue Zones Project approved worksite.
Recent Columns
As temperatures rise in summer, parents’ cool quotient goes down
Lisa Smith Molinari talks about music through the generations.
Be mindful of blessings and express gratitude
Chaplain (Maj.) Bill Kim 8th Military Police Brigade 8th Theater Sustainment Command In the Gospel of Luke 17:11-19, there is an account of 10 lepers being healed by Jesus; however, only one of them returns and expresses his gratitude. We live in a world where there are more people suffering from hunger than a century […]
Recent Health Articles
Webinar to address extended care questions
TRICARE and Military OneSource will host a webinar to discuss the TRICARE Extended Care Health Option (ECHO).
Recent Online Exclusives
Army Reserve celebrates 109 years of service
FORT SHAFTER FLATS — Soldiers and civilians across Oahu celebrated the 109th United States Army Reserve Birthday at the 9th Mission Support Command Assembly Hall on April 20.
27 Hawaii post offices to offer Tax Day late collections
A total of 27 Post Offices across the state will offer late collection of mail from specially marked collection boxes on federal Tax Day, Tuesday, April 18, to accommodate last-minute filers of federal tax returns.
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