High school band pays tribute to alumni

COMMENTARY: 70th anniversary attack on Oahu

Today marks the 70th anniversary of the December 7, 1941, attacks on Oahu. It is important that we take a moment to reflect and remember this seminal event in our nation's history. December 7th is the day that lives in infamy. It is the day we got caught with our guard down. And it was tragic, to be

Tops in Blue performs at JBPHH

70th Anniversary remembrance ceremony honors Hickam heroes

The Pacific Air Forces and the 15th Wing at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam will be holding a joint 70th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony commemorating the attack on Hickam Field from 7:55 to 9 a.m. Dec. 7 at Atterbury Circle. Eight Hickam Field survivors, five child survivors and two spouse

Fraud, Waste, Abuse and Mismanagement

Who is responsible for FWA? The prevention of FWA is inherently a command responsibility; however, the success of a FWA program lies with each individual. Preventing and eliminating FWA within DoD requires support by both military and civilian employees. Individuals must report FWA or lack of

1941 Hickam Field survivor retraces steps, pays tribute to Airmen of yesterday, today

A U.S. Army Air Corps veteran, who survived the Dec. 7, 1941, attacks on Hickam Field and Pearl Harbor, returned to the Hawaiian island to see the place he was forced to become a man so early in his life.Nearly 70 years after the infamous day, Durward Swanson, a 90-year-old native of Georgia,

Fence dividing Pearl Harbor, Hickam comes down

Work began Nov. 22 to take down a majority of the fence along Porter and South Avenues here, which previously divided Pearl Harbor Naval Air Station and Hickam Air Force Base."Fences generally serve the purpose of keeping someone in or keeping someone out of an area," said U.S. Navy Capt. Jeff

President Obama meets with Airmen and departs JBPHH

15th Wing flightline hosts foreign aircraft for APEC

World leaders arrive at JBPHH for APEC