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As the defueling of the Red Hill fuel facility enters its final stages and the Navy prepares for a long cleanup and closure process, the U.S. military is looking at how it will support its vast Indo-Pacific operations without it.

A report from the Environmental Protection Agency released this week confirmed that there are still detectable levels of fuel in some homes on the Navy water system on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.

The Navy waterline serves 93,000 people, including service members, military families and local civilians living in former military housing areas.

Joint Task Force - Red Hill is shipping out the last of the millions of gallons of fuel it drained. Since the task force started gravity defueling around mid-October, over

After the fire destroyed homes Lahaina couldn’t afford to lose, non-profits and the government are getting creative.

Landing gear from a U.S. Navy jet pulverized coral when it came to a stop in an environmentally sensitive Hawaii bay after overshooting a runway nearly two...

Landing gear from a U.S. Navy jet pulverized coral when it came to a stop in an environmentally sensitive Hawaii bay after overshooting a runway nearly two...

Landing gear from a U.S. Navy jet pulverized coral when it came to a stop in an environmentally sensitive Hawaii bay after overshooting a runway nearly two...

Landing gear from a U.S. Navy jet pulverized coral when it came to a stop in an environmentally sensitive Hawaii bay after overshooting a runway nearly two...

A Hawaii official says landing gear from a U.S. Navy jet pulverized coral when it landed in a bay after overshooting a military runway