154th Wing Public Affairs Story by Tech. Sgt. Andrew Jackson Sunday, August 9, 2015 ##### JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR HICKAM, Hawaii – Hawaii Air National Guard holds it first Readiness ...
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Brigadier General Arthur “Joe” Logan was confirmed as the Adjutant General of the Department of Defense in a unanimous vote on April 2. “Brigadier General Logan has excellent credentials and ...
Read More General Arthur “Joe” Logan Confirmed as Hawaii Adjutant General
Please Download the PDF for more information and the registration form. For the first time Child and Youth Service will be hosting a TEEN ONLY CAMP for ages 12-17 at ...
Read More National Guard Teen Summit Camp March 17-20 2015
CMSGT Robert Lee Outgoing Senior Enlisted Leader Hawaii National Guard As I participate in the Change of Responsibility by passing the “Pahoa i a me lei mano” (Koa spear) that ...
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National Guard Soldiers and Airmen on State Active Duty are welcomed to training for task force response, the Hawaii National Guard domestic operations assistance to the Puna District of Hawaii Island. The ...
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Honolulu Harbor is the life blood for the majority of Hawaii’s goods and if that goes down, the state is ready. On Monday, the state, U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. ...
Read More New mobile crane adds to state’s natural disaster readiness
August 16, 2014 Big Island, Hawaii – Getting to work on time can be stressful. Usually there is no valid explanation to excuse tardiness to military duty. One Airman with ...
Read More Hawaii National Guard supports Big Island relief efforts after Hurricane Iselle
by Tech. Sgt. Andrew Lee Jackson Hawaii Air National Guard 6/10/2014 – P.U. BUTTERWORTH, Malaysia — Exercise Cope Taufan kicked off today, a biennial Large Force Employment exercise between the ...
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The Hawaii Army National Guard soldier killed in an aircraft accident in eastern Afghanistan on Friday, has been positively identified as Sgt. Drew M. Scobie, of Kailua. Sgt. Scobie was one of three Americans aboard the MC-12 surveillance aircraft that crashed. There were no survivors. Sgt. Scobie’s remains were flown to Dover AFB, Delaware, where positive identification was made. His remains are expected to arrive in Hawaii in the next several days. Funeral arrangements are pending.