Category: Safety
Runners should exercise caution in minimalist shoes
U.S. Army Public Health Command studies have demonstrated that shoe selection based on arch type does not reduce injuries.
IMCOM CG encourages safe celebrations
Thanksgiving is a time for Americans to reflect on our beginning as a nation, and give thanks for the many blessings we enjoy.
Major changes are underway for motorcycle riders
The Army Safety Center has released a radically different progressive training program for motorcyclists, which will be implemented Armywide as part of the Army Traffic Safety Training Program.
Commentary: Reckless driving tarnishes Army values
Yesterday, I drove home on Kunia Road, following a line of cars down the narrow, two-lane road. Suddenly, a motorcyclist came speeding past me from behind, flying around four cars in a “No Passing” zone and barely making it back into his lane to avoid a head-on collision with oncoming traffic.
Top Cop: Crime trends determine patrol distribution on post
The goal of this monthly column is to provide crime data to our military communities throughout U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii and to increase awareness of crime prevention.
Supervision policy in place to protect children on post, keep them safe
Minor children cannot be left alone and unsupervised on post.
Alcohol use should not put a damper on the holiday spirit
The holidays should be a time for family and friends to catch up with each other, share good times and create lasting memories.
Hurricane season in Hawaii runs through Nov. 30
If a hurricane is approaching Hawaii, you will learn about it from radio and TV news, collected from the National Weather Service in Honolulu.
Straight Talk: Resident Advisory Panel reaches out to community
U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii’s Directorate of Emergency Services, with its Neighborhood Watch Program, is partnering with Island Palms Community’s Resident Advisory Panel program to reach out to residents on post.
