U.S. Army Plans to Terminate some Hawaii Land Leases

U.S. Army plans to terminate some Hawaii land leases

Since 1964, the U.S. Army has leased about 18,000 acres of Hawaii's land for military purposes. Now, decades later, the leases on some Oahu and Hawaii Island training lands will end.

Army proposes ending leases on state lands ahead of expiration

The Army has proposed officially terminating its leases on several parcels of state land, including in Makua Valley and parts of Pohakuloa.

Army closes Oahu training ranges at Makua Valley; seeks to end leases on the island

The U.S. Army announced the training ranges at Makua Valley closed in October, and that it has notified the Department of Land and Natural Resources about closing leases across Oahu.

Army Closes Training Ranges at Makua Military Reservation, Seeks Lease Termination on islands of O`ahu and Hawai`i

Army Closes Training Ranges at Makua Military Reservation, Seeks Lease Termination on islands of O`ahu...