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Training exercises last week included large-scale medical emergencies brought on by a natural disaster or a military attack. Military personnel from several countries, along with a handful of civilians, participated in the one-day event. Hawaii Healthcare Emergency Management Director Marc Moriguchi spoke with HPR about the event.
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International partnership and interagency mingling are both key parts of the Rim of the Pacific exercises. The locally-based cutter crews and dive teams are training global counterparts over at the U.S. Coast Guard’s District 14 Honolulu Base. HPR's Sabrina Bodon reports.
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Back in full force after a downsized version in 2020, U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Michael Boyle said these amphibious exercises are a way of connecting and training allied nations. But ongoing tension between the military and civilians exacerbated by the Red Hill water crisis looms over the event. HPR's Sabrina Bodon reports.
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Twenty-six countries will bring in more than 25,000 military personnel to events in and around Hawaiʻi and Southern California.
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The world’s largest maritime military exercise kicks off Monday in the waters around Hawaii, but opponents say it’s a risk vector for spreading…
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Hawaii Gov. David Ige said Friday he will ask the U.S. military to postpone the world's largest maritime exercises because of the coronavirus pandemic.Ige…
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The roar of two F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets signaled the start of an assault on Kaneohe’s Pyramid Rock Beach. A multinational coalition was about to launch…
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HPR-Produced Talk ShowsThis week several members of the 25 nation coalition participated in a naval gunnery exercise off the coast of Oahu as part of the 2018 Rim of the…
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Imagine: a devastating tsunami strikes the island of Oahu. Ports are blocked, bridges are damaged, and hospitals are overwhelmed. It’s a nightmare…
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The Rim of the Pacific military exercises in and around Hawai‘i will wrap up next week. The five weeks of RIMPAC make up the largest maritime exercise in…