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Schofield Barracks honors past with throwback day
Schofield Barracks went back in time, Saturday, bringing back the military essence of various historical eras at the Tropic Lightning Museum’s annual Living History Day.
RHC-Pacific professionals share inspirations
Resiliency is having the ability to recover from and surpass obstacles blocking the way. One key to mastering resiliency can be found in three words commonly heard in the military: “Expect the unexpected.” For some people, obstacles are encountered by chance. Yet others intentionally look for paths with obstacles, just so they can be conquered. Never one to back down from a challenge, Col. Laura Trinkle, Regional Health Command-Pacific chief of staff, started the road to her military career with a determination to be successful.
Hawaii’s Mixed Masters win Army Ten-Miler
A mixed masters active duty team from Hawaii, made up of Soldiers 40 years and older, raced to victory for their age division at the annual Army Ten-Miler on an unseasonably hot October day, Sunday. A total of 35,000 runners took part in the race, which begins at the Pentagon, then winds over the Potomac and past the National Mall, before returning to the Defense Department headquarters.
Smoother drive ahead for USAG-HI motorists
The Directorate of Public Works has made progress on repairing, repaving and reconstructing many of USAG-HI’s worst roads.
Living History Day a chance to experience the past
Living History Day returns to the Tropic Lightning Museum, here, on Saturday.
Volunteers lend a hand to the forest on Public Lands Day
On Saturday, Sept. 30, 13 volunteers with the Army’s natural resources program joined thousands of people across the nation in celebration of National Public Lands Day (NPLD), the nation’s largest single-day volunteer effort for public lands.
Being vs. seeming generates awareness
Chaplain (Maj.) Jeremy A. Blanford 25th Infantry Division SCHOFIELD BARRACKS — A recurring theme in conversation lately has been this concept of personal identity, its various components and our ability to affect change. For the purposes of this conversation, identity is defined by one’s attitudes, beliefs and choices – who we are at our core. […]
Yes, there have been other men (and a few women) in my life
Lisa Smith Molinari details her encounters with the gate guards on military installations.
DKIES first graders learn about making a difference
Daniel K. Inouye Elementary School first graders learned what damage hurricanes can cause and helped gather donations for Joe E. Moreno Elementary School in Texas, which was affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Campaign stresses education, command commitment
Two years ago, Letty Fierro spent her 25th birthday in an emergency room recovering from injuries received by a man she thought she could change. Fierro was the guest speaker at the 2017 Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation signing ceremony at the Nehelani Banquet and Conference Center, here, Sept. 29.
