Your Guide To Any And All Military Bases On Oahu

U. S. Military & Dependents
Welcome to Hawai'i and the island of O'ahu. There are nearly 98,000 U. S. service men and women and their families stationed on O'ahu.

Information
A great resource for anyone in the military planning to move or already located in Hawai'i is "Your Military in Hawai'i". If you didn't receive a copy of the book in your information packet, you can download it online. You'll need at least Adobe Acrobat 4.0, and it'll take time to download: www.yourmilitaryinhawaii.com/

Employment
This site has job listings with the Armed Forces and elsewhere in the Hawai'i community. Military Information Phone: (808) 471-7110 O'ahu Military Directory Phone: (808) 449-7110

Relocation Information
This military job opportunities Web site was compiled for Navy and Marine personnel, but it's jam-packed with excellent advice for anyone, military or civilian, on preparing, packing and moving: www.lifelines2000.org/services/relocation/index.asp

Hawai'i Military Publications

• Hawaii Army Weekly
  Editor: D-455-4816 FAX: D-455-9290 www.25idl.army.mil/haw.asp

• Hawaii Marine Magazine
  Editor: D-257-8837 FAX: D-257-2511 www.mcbh.usc.mil/pao/

• Hawai'i Navy News
  Editor: D-474-0296 FAX: D-471-5400 www.hnn.navy.mil

• Hickam Kukini
  www.hickam.af.mil/wingpa/news.html

• Pac-Facts
  Editor: D-472-1009 FAX: D-471-5870 www.efdpac.navfac.navy.mil/news

• Shipyard Log
  Editor: D-473-8000 x2580 FAX: D-474-0269 www.phnsy.navy.mil/current.htm

• Tradewinds
  Editor: D-653-5286 FAX: D-653-0060 www.nctamspac.navy.mil

Branch of Service and Base Information

Air Force

• Headquarters Pacific Air Forces

• 15th Air Base Wing
  www.hickam.af.mil/

• Hickam Air Force Base Main Exchange
  Adjacent to Honolulu IAP. Accessible from H-1 or Nimitz Highway; Bldg #1232 Phone: (808) 423-1304 Daily 0900-2100
  www2.hickam.af.mil

• Hickam Air Force Base Services
  www.hickamservices.com

• Community Services
  Phone: (808) 449-1030 x 234 USAF Housing Office Hickam AFB Bldg 2060 Room 115, Hanger 2 M, T, TH, F 0730-1600, W 0730-1430 Phone: (808) 449-0317

• USAF Family Services
  Hickam AFB Phone: (808) 449-2494/1550

• Wheeler Army Air Field Main Exchange
  Bldg 102 Wheeler AAF Phone: (808) 624-9817

Army

• U. S. Army Pacific,
  www.usarpac.army.mil/home.htm

• 25th Infantry Division (Light) and U. S. Army Hawai'i
  www.25idl.army.mil/

• Tripler Army Medical Center, www.tamc.amedd.army.mil/

• U.S. Army Central Identification Laboratory, www.cilhi.army.mil/

• Fort Shafter Community Service Location: Bldg. S-330 Office Hours: 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Phone: (808) 438-9285

• Fort Shafter Family Services
  Phone: (808) 438-9285.

• Fort Shafter Housing
  Housing overview: Phone: (808) 438-6113.

• Schofield Barracks Community Service
  Location: Bldg. 824, WAAF Office Hours: 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday- Friday Phone: (808) 656-1900

• Schofield Barracks Family Services
  Phone: (808) 656-1900 Schofield Barracks Housing Office Housing Overview: Building 690, Schofield Barracks Phone: (808) 655-1060

Main Exchanges:

• Fort Shafter
  Take H-1 west, exit at Fort Shafter; Bldg.550 Phone: (808) 847-5746/6018 Mon. -Fri. 0700-1600

• Schofield Barracks
  Off H-2 or HI-99 in central O'abu, Bldg. 693 Phone: (808) 622-1773 Mon. -Sat 0900-2100 / Sun. 1000-2000

• Tripler Medical Center
  Wing C Phone: (808) 833-1267 Mon. -Fri. 0800-1630 / Sat & Sun. 0900-1530

• Coast Guard
  www.uscg.mil/d14/ General Coast Guard Information: Phone: (808) 541-3203

• Housing assistance
  Phone: (808) 831-2765

• Relocation Services
  Relocation Assistance Manager, POC 1235-B Tampa Drive Honolulu, HI 96819 Phone: (808) 872-4957 x 314 Fax: (808) 541-1586

• Shipping Household Goods
  Joint Personal Property Shipping Office Pearl Harbor Naval Base Phone: (808) 473-4497.

Marines

• Marine Corps Community Services
  www.mccshawaii.com/onbase.htm

• USMC Personal Services
  Kane'ohe Bay Phone: (808) 257-7787.

• Relocation Services
  Lending Locker, POC Building 216, Room 45, MCB Hawai'i Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863 Phone: (808) 257-7790

• Marine Corps Exchange
  Kaneohe Bay; Bldg. #6109 Phone: (808) 254-3890 Mon. -Sat. 0900 -2000; Sun. 1000 -1800

• Camp Smith Exchange
  Camp Smith, Bldg. #4 Phone: (808) 488-1234 Mon. -Fri. 0730 -1700 Closed Saturday; Sunday & Holidays

Navy

• Commander In Chief U.S. Pacific Fleet
  www.cpf.navy.mil/

• Commander, Navy Region Hawai'i,
  www.hawaii.navy.mil/

• Commander Submarine Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet
  www.csp.navy.mil/

• Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard www.phnsy.navy.mil/

• Navy Family Service Center Pearl Harbor Phone:
  (808) 474-2220 DSN from CONUS: 315-473-4222/2220

• Navy Exchange, Pearl Harbor
  Pierce Street, Bldg # 279, Pearl Harbor Phone: (808) 423-3344/3330 Mon. -Sat. 0900-2100 / Sun. 1000-1900

R & R Facilities

• Barking Sands Pacific Missile Range (Kaua'i)
  Phone: (808) 471-6752 www.pmrf.navy.mil
  This MWR getaway on the Garden Isle of Kaua'i has beach cottages, bowling, a swimming pool, racquetball, tennis, basketball, a golf driving range, a lighted softball field, outdoor movie theater, beach volleyball, a youth center, a fitness center and a club with laser karaoke, darts and foosball.

• Bellows Beach
  Bellows Air Force Station 41-043 Kalanianaole Highway; (O'ahu) Phone: 259-8080 www.bellowsafs.com/
  The beach at Bellows AFS is a white sand Wai'anae Army retreat with ideal conditions for swimming and beginning surfers. Picnic areas, restrooms, showers, all in a tropical setting.

• Fort DeRussy Armed Forces Recreation Center
  Fort DeRussy Beach, Waikiki This is the life! An Army reservation on Waikiki Beach, the most famous piece of oceanfront real estate in the world, next to the fabulous Hilton Hawaiian Village complex. Complete with lifeguards, tennis courts, picnic areas and shade trees.

• Hale Koa Hotel
  2055 Kalia Road Honolulu, HI 96815 Phone: 955-0555 www.halekoa.com

• Hale Koa Exchange
  Located in the Hale Koa Hotel, Waikiki Phone: (808) 955-0060
  Located at Fort DeRussy on the Ewa (west) end of Waikiki Beach, the posh Hale Koa Hotel is strictly for the use of active duty, retired and DOD civilian personnel.

• Kilauea Military Camp Joint Services Recreation Center
  Big Island Hawai'i Phone: (808) 438-6707 (direct from O'ahu or (808) 967-8333) www.kmc-volcano.com
  Cottages with wood-burning fireplaces, some with kitchens, jacuzzis and a whole lot more. Situated in the serenely beautiful Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. One-, two- and three-bedroom units available. Amenities include a cafe, general store, island tours and more.

• Military Golf Courses
  Ft Shatter 438-9587 Hickam Par 3 449-2093 Mamala Bay 449-6490 Kalakaua 655-9833 Leilehua 655-4653 Kaneohe 254-1745 Moanalua 471-0142

• Wai'anae Army Recreation Center
  Off Farrington Highway; O'ahu Phone: 696-4158
  This wonderful getaway is located along the beach at beautiful Poka'i Bay Recreation Center in Wai'anae. The facility is operated by Fort DeRussy Beach, Waikiki Fort Shafter, off post year round. This is the life! An Army reservation on Military personnel are welcome, Waikiki Beach, the most famous piece of including active, retired, reserve, DOD oceanfront real estate in the world, next civilians, other federal employees.

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