Tripler Army News Today

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HONOLULU - HI (KITV-4) Tripler agrees to pay a $15 Million Dollar settlement for a baby who suffered brain damage during child birth at the Army Hospital.

A storied history is evidence of the rich cultural area threatened by leaks from the Navy's tanks, each capable of carrying 12.5 million gallons of fuel. HPR's Noe Tanigawa spoke with Kahu Roddy Akau, the konohiki of Moanalua, about the historical and cultural significance of the Red Hill area.

Capturing generations of Navy athletes still feels like a righteous purpose to Phil Hoffmann. Its their last moments free of danger.

The wails of the wounded echoed through Tripler General Hospital in Honolulu on Dec. 7, 1941, as Teresa Stauffer Foster of Lancaster and other Army nurses frantically administered morphine and

Doctors who service the countryside of Hawaii.

Garrison announces updates to vehicle registration program WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii (May 14, 2021) -- U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii has made several updates to its vehicle registration program, which was launched earlier this year. Updates made include who is required to register, an additional installation, Tripler, was added to the list of exclusions, and the Vehicle Registration Office located in the Garrison Safety Office on Wheeler Army Airfield is closing effective May 14.  Additionally...