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Mahalo nui loa for all who were able to support our 2018 Veterans Day Weekend of events! This 11 November marks the 100th Anniversary of Veteran’s Day and the World Continue Reading →
Just a reminder for you to join us: AMVETS Hawaii & American Renaissance Academy cordially invites you to attend the 2018 Veteran’s Day & USMC 243rd Birthday Celebrations! on Saturday, Continue Reading →
Mahalo nui loa to all who supported our National Commander and Delegation during 2018 Tour! AMVETS National Commander, Rege Riley National Commander’s Spouse and AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary (Past) President, Mrs. Continue Reading →
Join us! You are invited to attend the unveiling of the Centennial Memorial plaque awarded by the National WWI Centennial Commission distinctive award for Hawaii’s only WWI Memorial. On Friday, Continue Reading →
War! December 7th, 1941, a date that will live in infamy… Brief Timeline/ Evolution of Ewa Battlefield/Plain: 1851: Ewa Field owned by the Hawaiian Royal Family 1864: Ha’alele’a’s second wife, Continue Reading →
The HEAL Mission To ensure veterans with medical needs receive the help they have earned to access the best quality healthcare, including mental health and specialized services (traumatic brain injury, Continue Reading →
Hawaii Veterans Beekeeping Program (HAVE-BEE PROJECT) aims to help support veterans and beekeeping on Oahu and the Big Island in Hawaii by training and teaching veterans on honey bee biology, Continue Reading →
We are proud to announce that American Veterans (AMVETS) Hawaii has been awarded an American Battlefield Protection Program Battlefield Preservation Planning Grant of $63,000 dollars for the Ewa Battlefield project. Continue Reading →
55 American service members from the Korean War were returned by North Korea A U.S. cargo aircraft flew to North Korea to receive the remains and returned to Osan Air Continue Reading →
U.S. Army Air Corps veteran Dan Crowley, 96, second from left, talked on Wednesday to Cmdr. Donovan Lazarus (American Veterans “AMVETS” Hawaii); Brig. Gen. Thomas J. Tickner (Pacific Ocean Division, Continue Reading →