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US Soldiers Train in Hawaii for Pacific Conflict Readiness

11/12/2025

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Col. Christopher D. Johnson of the United States Army says American soldiers are training in the Hawaiian jungle to prepare for potential Pacific conflicts, notably with China.
He compares the training to firemen learning to operate fire engines before emergencies arise, underscoring the readiness goal.
The training at the United States Army's jungle school aims to enhance ground forces' jungle expertise for operations in unfamiliar environments.

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Col. Christopher D. Johnson of the United States Army says American soldiers are training in the Hawaiian jungle to prepare for potential Pacific conflicts, notably with China.
He compares the training to firemen learning to operate fire engines before emergencies arise, underscoring the readiness goal.
The training at the United States Army's jungle school aims to enhance ground forces' jungle expertise for operations in unfamiliar environments.