Aloha!

A starboard beam view of, from forefront: the battleship USS MISSOURI (BB-63), the Australian underway replenishment tanker HMAS SUCCESS (AOR-304), the Canadian operational support ship HMCS PROVIDER (AOR-508) and another tanker underway off the coast of Hawaii during Exercise RimPac '88

The Outrider 50, a U.S. Navy UH-3H Sea King helicopter, also known as"Kekaha Town,"lands for the final time at the Pacific Air Museum, Ford Island, Hawaii, on Aug. 28, 2006. The helicopter is one of three aircraft being decommissioned from the Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kuaui, Hawaii. It has logged more than 13,500 flight hours during its almost 40-years of service with Navy. (U.S. Navy photo by CHIEF Mass Communication SPECIALIST Joe Kane) (Released)

Hawaiian Village

Memorandum from Mark H. McCormack to Hawaii file

In the heart of a banana plantation, Hawaiian Islands

STAFF SGT. Emilio Maldonado Jr., a staff member of the Hawaii National Guard Youth Challenge program, is up at the crack of dawn teaching exercises to sleepy-eyed newcomers during the quasi-military residential phase. This federally funded program targets at-risk kids between 16 and 18 years old and tries to steer them away from trouble while they complete their high school requirements.(Published in AIRMAN Magazine May 1996 ) Exact Date Shot Unknown

The story of the Philippines Natural riches, industrial resources, statistics of productions, commerce and population; the laws, habits, customs, scenery and conditions of the Cuba of the East Indies, and the thousand islands of the archipelagoes of India and Hawaii, with episodes of their early history...

Mid-Pacific oceanography Part VII, Hawaiian offshore waters, September 1952-August 1953

Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) Heritage event at HUD headquarters, with Hawaii Senator Daniel Inouye and Washington, D.C. television news anchor Eun Yang [among the guest speakers,] and Secretary Shaun Donovan and Deputy Secretary Ron Sims [among the HUD senior officials on hand]

Hawaii - Windward