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US military's attempt to retain strategic land for training runs into Native Hawaiian opposition

HAWAII, JUL 4 – Native Hawaiians oppose the Army’s retention of Pohakuloa due to cultural and environmental damage, while the military stresses its strategic role amid rising tensions with China.

  • The U.S. military aims to retain training at Pohakuloa to prepare troops for Asia and the Pacific.
  • Native Hawaiians oppose the military's presence, citing damage to Hawaiian lands and waters from training activities.
  • A Native Hawaiian stated, "They have bombed and contaminated not just our land but our waters."
  • A community member emphasized the need for the military to 'do training and then you clean up your mess' to respect the land and culture.
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Native Hawaiians voice opposition to U.S. military training on culturally significant land

“They have bombed and contaminated not just our land but our waters,” said Healani Sonoda-Pale.

·Florida, United States
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abc News broke the news in United States on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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