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Public Advisories

Marine Corps Base Hawaii

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MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Large Scale Training (Aug. 3-16)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- On Tuesday, August 3rd, through Monday, August 16th, large scale military training will take place aboard MCB Hawaii and in the surrounding area. As Marines train, the use of military equipment and vehicles, including aircraft, will increase. Residents aboard the base and members of the local community should expect an

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (Jul. 23)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 1000 to 1500 on Friday, July 23rd, U.S. Marines will conduct simulated close air support drills on Marine Corps Base Hawaii. During this training, aircraft will be flying over the base at lower altitudes than normal, which will result in louder than usual aircraft noise. Pilots are limiting their time over land, and

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (May 18)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 1900 to 2130 on Wednesday, May 18th, U.S. Marines will conduct simulated close air support drills on Marine Corps Base Hawaii. During this training, aircraft will be flying over the base at lower altitudes than normal, which will result in louder than usual aircraft noise. Pilots are limiting their time over land,

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (Apr. 28)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 1300 to 1600 on Wednesday, April 28th, U.S. Marines will conduct simulated close air support drills on Marine Corps Base Hawaii. During this training, aircraft will be flying over the base at lower altitudes than normal, which will result in louder than usual aircraft noise. Pilots are limiting their time over land,

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - 1/12 firing blank rounds at LZ Eagle near Fort Hase Beach (Apr. 23)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- During working hours on Friday, April 23rd, U.S. Marines with 1st Battalion, 12th Marines will fire four blank rounds utilizing the M777A2 Howitzer. This will take place at HLZ Eagle near Fort Hase Beach and will be audible throughout base housing.To register any noise concerns or for more information about training in

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (Apr. 21)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- On the afternoon of Wednesday, April 21st, U.S. Marines will conduct simulated close air support drills on Marine Corps Base Hawaii. During this training, aircraft will be flying over the base at lower altitudes than normal, which will result in louder than usual aircraft noise. Pilots are limiting their time over land,

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - New Rates at The Five Palms aboard MCBH (Apr. 12)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- Effective immediately, all new reservations at the Five Palms BOQ will be subject to the rate increase in accordance with MCICOM direction for transient housing across USMC. The Five Palms will honor the previous rate for all reservations made prior to April 12, 2021.Rates:Extended Suites- Previous Rate: $115, New Rate:

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Middaugh Street under construction (Apr. 12-16)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 0730 to 1630 on Monday, April 12th, through Friday, April 16th, Middaugh Street will be under construction. The flow of traffic will be delayed and the use of alternative routes is encouraged. Construction is being performed to repair potholes and add bicycle lanes. -30-

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (Apr. 14-15)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- During normal working hours on Wednesday, April 14th, and Thursday, April 15th, U.S. Marines will conduct simulated close air support drills on Marine Corps Base Hawaii. During this training, aircraft will be flying over the base at lower altitudes than normal, which will result in louder than usual aircraft noise.

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (Mar. 2-3)

During normal business hours, on 2-3 March, U.S. Marines will conduct close air support drills on Marine Corps Base Hawaii. During this training, aircraft will be flying over the base at lower altitudes than normal, which will result in louder than usual aircraft noise.

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