Marines

Public Advisories

Marine Corps Base Hawaii

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MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Main Gate delays due to H-3 Interstate resurfacing (Jun. 6)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- Starting Monday, June 6th, the Hawaii Department of Transportation will begin resurfacing the East and West H-3 Interstate outside of the installation’s Main Gate from 0830-1500 each day until the project's completion. Traffic will be restricted to one inbound lane and transition to one outbound lane as they improve the

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Partial road closure on Mokapu Rd between D St and E St (May 23-Jun. 8)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From Monday, May 23rd, to Wednesday, June 8th, there will be a partial road closure along Mokapu Road between D Street and E Street due to construction. Drivers will be redirected by road signs along a short detour. Thank you for your patience as we maintain our installation.-30-

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (May 24-25)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 0900 to 1300 on Tuesday, May 24th and Wednesday, May 25th, 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

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - USCG training at Pyramid Rock (May 10)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 1130 to 1630 on Tuesday, May 10th, U.S. Coast Guard personnel will conduct vertical helicopter hoist and rescue training at Pyramid Rock. USCG aircraft will fly at low altitudes during this training evolution and noise will be at an increased level in the areas surrounding MCAS Kaneohe Bay and Pyramid Rock

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - 1/12 firing blank rounds at Dewey Square (May 26)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 0900 to 1100 on Thursday, May 26th, U.S. Marines with 1st Battalion, 12th Marines will fire two blank rounds utilizing M105 ceremonial howitzers in support of the battalion's change of command ceremony. This will take place at Dewey Square and will be audible throughout the base.To register any noise concerns or for

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Temporary MCBH Beach Closures (Apr. 27 - May 4)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From Wednesday, April 27th to Wednesday, May 4th, Pyramid Rock Beach, General's Beach, and North Beach will be temporarily closed. During this time, the installation will work to assess beach safety procedures and risk management practices utilized at the beaches aboard MCBH.Hale Koa Beach, Fort Hase Beach, and Secret

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - MV-22 Osprey administrative movement to Pearl Harbor (Mar. 14-15)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From 0900 to 1840 on Monday, March 14th and Tuesday, March 15th, U.S. Marines will fly several MV-22 Osprey aircraft to the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH) pier in preparation for training in Australia. During this administrative movement, aircraft will transit along the H-1 and H-2 corridors as directed by

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - Simulated Close Air Support Drills (Mar. 16-17)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- From approximately 1000 to 1500 on Wednesday, March 16th through Thursday, March 17th, U.S. Marines with 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines and 1st Battalion, 12th Marines will be conducting Close Air Support training. This will take place onboard Marine Corps Base Hawaii and aircraft may be audible throughout base housing.To

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - MAG-24 training near Tripler Army Medical Center (Feb. 15)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII – Elements of the U.S. Army’s 8th Forward Surgical Team and Marine Aircraft Group 24 will conduct a simulated aerial medical evacuation from Marine Corps Base Hawaii – Kaneohe Bay to Tripler Army Medical Center tomorrow afternoon. The training focuses on providing medical care at the point of injury and during air travel, and transferring the patient to the hospital for higher levels of care. Members of the public may notice a temporary increase in noise from military aircraft. Pilots will intentionally limit their time flying over heavily populated areas to what is necessary for training purposes. To register any noise concerns or for more information about training in Hawaii, please visit http://www.mcbhawaii.marines.mil/Offices-Staff/Communication-Strategy-Operations/Noise-Concerns/ or e-mail kbaz_COMREL@usmc.mil.

MCBH PUBLIC ADVISORY - F-22 training out of MCAS Kaneohe Bay (Mar. 3-5)

MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII -- F-22 aircraft with the United States Air Force will be utilizing Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay and the airspace surrounding Marine Corps Base Hawaii, March 3-5, 2022. As this aircraft does not generally fly out of MCAS Kaneohe Bay, aviation noise in the area may be louder than usual. Pilots will intentionally

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