Category: News
Yudh Abhyas enhances U.S., Indian Army partnership
U.S. Army-Pacific sponsored a bilateral training exercise with the Indian army, May 3-17, that focused on the two countries’ cultures, weapons training and tactics.
SOS Memorial honors fallen
About a dozen survivors of service members who died while on duty and about 30 supporters and onlookers gathered in the Hale Koa Hotel, May 16, to dedicate a Memorial Day display honoring those fallen.
Hurricane & disaster preparedness must take place now, before season begins
Hurriane Iniki on Sept. 11, 1992, was the most damaging hurricane in Hawaii’s recorded history, causing billions in damage and the loss of six lives.
SECDEF announces fewer furlough days for civilians
“You deserve fair, honest, direct conversation about this, and I’m not going to be cute with you at all. This is where we are. We’ll continue to look at it, (and) we’ll continue to do everything we can.”
CID redeploys from OEF
The deployed team consisted of Soldiers from the battalion, augmented with an array of skills and talents from the 6th MPs and CID units across the Army.
PT basics are historically measureable
Department of the Army, FM 21-20 Physical Readiness Training 1946 states, “War places a great premium upon the strength, stamina, agility, and coordination of the Soldier because victory and his life are so often dependent upon them.”
25th ID SOY winner sets standards, earns rewards
Preparing to compete at this level requires a high amount of dedication and self-discipline. From written exams to essays, in addition to physical events, such as ruck marches and weapons qualification, this competition tests every facet of being a Soldier.
94th AAMDC Warrior Challenger advances to USARPAC level
During the competition, Soldiers participated in events from land navigation, urban orienteering, reflexive fire, combatives tournament, a written essay and an oral board.




