Future of Army Training Site Uncertain as State Lawmakers and Hawaiian Activists Worry About Environmental Impact

The Army is hoping to maintain the Pohakuloa Training Area on Hawaii island as its 65-year lease on a parcel of state land that makes up a key part of the range nears expiration.

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