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The Navy has a toxic command problem - Vimarsana News

The Navy has a toxic command problem

The Navy has a toxic command problem.

Health department probes Navy to release findings from fuel leak investigation - Vimarsana News

Health department probes Navy to release findings from fuel leak investigation

The state Department of Health has asked the Navy when it will make public the results of an investigation into fuel leaks at the Red Hill fuel depot. As HPR’s Scott Kim, DOH officials sent a letter after verbally requesting an update last week.

Hawaii Military Families Move Into Hotels Amid Red Hill Water Crisis - Vimarsana News

Hawaii Military Families Move Into Hotels Amid Red Hill Water Crisis

The hotel industry is once again providing emergency shelter, this time for families who need clean water.

USS Daniel Inouye Commissioned in Hawaii - Vimarsana News

USS Daniel Inouye Commissioned in Hawaii

On Wednesday, the plank owners of USS Daniel Inouye (DDG-118) ran aboard the Navy’s newest commissioned ship as music blared in the background. The guided-missile destroyer was commissioned Wednesday in Hawaii, a day after the 80th anniversary of the attacks on Pearl Harbor. The date was fitting, as the ship is named after the late […]

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Pearl Harbor Attacks, Veterans Remembered in 80th Anniversary Ceremony - Vimarsana News

Pearl Harbor Attacks, Veterans Remembered in 80th Anniversary Ceremony

A reminder of the attack on Pearl Harbor sits in the office of Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro. It is the ship’s bell from USS Vestal (AR-4), a repair ship that was at the naval station when the Japanese attacked 80 years ago. During the attacks, six sailors were trapped in a fire […]

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