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02/11/2026 07:05

City Council urges the return of Bellows military lands to Hawaii

The Honolulu City Council is urging the federal government to return lands used by Bellows Air Force Station in Windward Oahu to the people of Hawaii, citing the property’s historical ties to the Hawaiian Kingdom and arguing that portions are no longer needed for their original military purposes.

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