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Man who had heart attack after Hawaii missile alert files lawsuit
A missile alert was mistakenly sent to cellphones and broadcasters on Jan. 13, triggering widespread panic.
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Hawaii marker to honor hundreds of WWII prisoners of war
Veteran Daniel Crowley, 96, tells of the nightmare they went through.
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Pence welcomes return of presumed Korean War dead
Decades after the end of the Korean War in 1953, the remains of dozens of presumed U.S. war dead returned Wednesday to Hawaii for analysis and identification. The U.S. military believes the bones are those of U.S. servicemen and potentially servicemen from other United Nations member countries who fought alongside the U.S. on behalf of…
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US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
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Pearl Harbor survivor says goodbye before leaving Hawaii
Nearly eight decades ago, Ray Emory, then a young sailor, watched in disbelief as Japanese torpedoes tore into American ships in Pearl Harbor.
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Hawaii National Guard official to review emergency plan
Gov. David Ige has appointed a state Army National Guard official to oversee a review of Hawaii’s emergency management process after a faulty alert was sent to cellphones around the state warning of an incoming missile attack last weekend.
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Ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was false alarm, officials say
The alert that stated there was a threat “inbound to Hawaii” caused panic among local residents.
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Military IDs 100 killed on USS Oklahoma in Pearl Harbor
The military has identified 100 sailors and Marines killed when the USS Oklahoma capsized during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 76 years ago, officials said Friday.
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Jim Nabors, Gomer Pyle on ‘Andy Griffith Show,’ dies at 87
His health had been declining for the past year and his immune system was suppressed after he underwent a liver transplant about 20 years ago.
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US general: We’ll fly where international rules allow
The U.S. Air Force’s top commander in the Asia-Pacific region said his troops haven’t changed the way they operate in response to North Korea’s assertion that it would have the right to shoot down U.S. bombers even in international airspace.
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Man who had heart attack after Hawaii missile alert files lawsuit
A missile alert was mistakenly sent to cellphones and broadcasters on Jan. 13, triggering widespread panic.
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Hawaii marker to honor hundreds of WWII prisoners of war
Veteran Daniel Crowley, 96, tells of the nightmare they went through.
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Pence welcomes return of presumed Korean War dead
Decades after the end of the Korean War in 1953, the remains of dozens of presumed U.S. war dead returned Wednesday to Hawaii for analysis and identification. The U.S. military believes the bones are those of U.S. servicemen and potentially servicemen from other United Nations member countries who fought alongside the U.S. on behalf of…
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US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
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Pearl Harbor survivor says goodbye before leaving Hawaii
Nearly eight decades ago, Ray Emory, then a young sailor, watched in disbelief as Japanese torpedoes tore into American ships in Pearl Harbor.
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Hawaii National Guard official to review emergency plan
Gov. David Ige has appointed a state Army National Guard official to oversee a review of Hawaii’s emergency management process after a faulty alert was sent to cellphones around the state warning of an incoming missile attack last weekend.
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Ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was false alarm, officials say
The alert that stated there was a threat “inbound to Hawaii” caused panic among local residents.
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Military IDs 100 killed on USS Oklahoma in Pearl Harbor
The military has identified 100 sailors and Marines killed when the USS Oklahoma capsized during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 76 years ago, officials said Friday.
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Jim Nabors, Gomer Pyle on ‘Andy Griffith Show,’ dies at 87
His health had been declining for the past year and his immune system was suppressed after he underwent a liver transplant about 20 years ago.
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US general: We’ll fly where international rules allow
The U.S. Air Force’s top commander in the Asia-Pacific region said his troops haven’t changed the way they operate in response to North Korea’s assertion that it would have the right to shoot down U.S. bombers even in international airspace.
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Man who had heart attack after Hawaii missile alert files lawsuit
A missile alert was mistakenly sent to cellphones and broadcasters on Jan. 13, triggering widespread panic.
-
Hawaii marker to honor hundreds of WWII prisoners of war
Veteran Daniel Crowley, 96, tells of the nightmare they went through.
-
Pence welcomes return of presumed Korean War dead
Decades after the end of the Korean War in 1953, the remains of dozens of presumed U.S. war dead returned Wednesday to Hawaii for analysis and identification. The U.S. military believes the bones are those of U.S. servicemen and potentially servicemen from other United Nations member countries who fought alongside the U.S. on behalf of…
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US military aims for $1 billion missile defense radar in Hawaii
The system would spot warheads on missiles headed for Hawaii and other U.S. states.
-
Pearl Harbor survivor says goodbye before leaving Hawaii
Nearly eight decades ago, Ray Emory, then a young sailor, watched in disbelief as Japanese torpedoes tore into American ships in Pearl Harbor.
-
Hawaii National Guard official to review emergency plan
Gov. David Ige has appointed a state Army National Guard official to oversee a review of Hawaii’s emergency management process after a faulty alert was sent to cellphones around the state warning of an incoming missile attack last weekend.
-
Ballistic missile alert in Hawaii was false alarm, officials say
The alert that stated there was a threat “inbound to Hawaii” caused panic among local residents.
-
Military IDs 100 killed on USS Oklahoma in Pearl Harbor
The military has identified 100 sailors and Marines killed when the USS Oklahoma capsized during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 76 years ago, officials said Friday.
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Jim Nabors, Gomer Pyle on ‘Andy Griffith Show,’ dies at 87
His health had been declining for the past year and his immune system was suppressed after he underwent a liver transplant about 20 years ago.
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US general: We’ll fly where international rules allow
The U.S. Air Force’s top commander in the Asia-Pacific region said his troops haven’t changed the way they operate in response to North Korea’s assertion that it would have the right to shoot down U.S. bombers even in international airspace.
