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Hawaii's cost of living is among the highest in the nation. Honolulu Metro Area's cost of living is 82% higher than the U.S. average.
Pit-bulls or any type of pit-bull breeding combinations such as American Pit-Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terriers or Staffordshire Terriers are strictly prohibited on installation.
Per AR 525-13, all Army personnel and dependants over the age of 14 years of age are required to complete Antiterrorism Level 1 training prior to executing an OCONUS PCS move. Soldiers and Family members can access this training online.
Defense Service Network (DSN) Dialing Instructions
The DSN is the provider of long-distance communications service for the Department of Defense (DoD). Every installation has a special DSN number and the numbers vary by world-wide location. In order to place a call using DSN, the caller must be using a military phone on an installation. Cell phones cannot dial DSN numbers. When dialing a DSN number from a United States installation to another United States installation, it is unnecessary to dial the DSN 312 area code. When dialing a DSN number to/from overseas locations, the DSN area code must be included.
The 25th Infantry Division deploys to conduct Decisive Actions in support of Unified Land Operations. The Division conducts continuous persistent engagement with regional partners to shape the environment and prevent conflict across the Pacific Operational Environment.
The 25th Infantry Division traces its lineage to the Hawaiian Division, which has defended Hawaii since 1921. On December 7, 1941, the 25th Infantry Division received its debut of fire when Japanese forces attacked military facilities on the island of Oahu. The division without delay deployed to southern and eastern coasts of the island, ready to defend against a possible Japanese invasion. The division was made famous after relieving the Marines at Guadalcanal in 1942. Due to their superior performance during this operation, the 25th Infantry Division (25th ID) earned its nickname "Tropic Lightning." For more information, go to the 25th ID homepage.
Honolulu Metro Area: 905,000; Wahiawa: 16,442; Mililani: 27,562; Island of Oahu: 1,016,508
Military
20,423
Civilian
11,827
Active Duty Family Members
31,355
Retired Military
5,561
Retiree Family Members
22,944
Reserve Component
6,511
TOTAL
98,621
Schofield Barracks is nestled at the foot of the Waianae mountain range and is approximately 18 miles north of Daniel K. Inouye International Airport on the island of Oahu. The installation is located a few miles from the towns of Wahiawa and Mililani.
Fort Shafter is located 8 miles west of Honolulu, on the island of Oahu and a few miles from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
Daniel K Inouye International Airport (HNL)
The Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) is the primary hub for domestic overseas and inter-island flights and is currently one of the three State airports accommodating international flights. It is identified as one of the busiest airports in the United States. Daniel K Inouye International Airport also functions as a joint military-civilian airport sharing airfield facilities with Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam (JBPHH).
Daniel K Inouye International Airport has three terminals:
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport to Inn at Schofield Barracks
The installation is approximately 18 miles from the airport. To reach Schofield Barracks from Honolulu International Airport follow exit directions to Interstate H1 westbound. Proceed on H-1 to the H-2 interchange and go north to Wahiawa. Continue on H2 (about 8 miles) until it ends into a divided highway (Wilikina Drive 99), proceed to the second traffic light (Wilikina & Kunia Road) and turn left onto Kunia Road. Make a right at Foote Gate onto Kolekole Ave, go through the first stoplight (Road A), and the next two stoplights (Kolekole and Flager, and Kolekole and Humphreys). As you go through the third traffic light, you will see the Inn at Schofield on the right. As you turn right into the parking area, the Main Lobby is on your left.
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport to IHG Army Hotels Tripler
IHG Army Hotels Tripler is approximately 4.5 miles from the airport. Follow the exit directions; Turn left onto Rodgers Blvd, continue for about 0.8 miles; Turn right onto H-92(East) Nimitz Highway for about 1.1 miles. Turn left on Puuloa Road continue for 1.1 miles. Puuloa Road will run into Jarrett White Road. Continue on Jarrett White Road for 1.3 miles, you will be entering Tripler's gate. Proceed on Jarrett White Road and continue until you see the emergency room on the left, at that point make a right turn up the road, Tripler Lodging will be on the third driveway on the left.
Currently, there is no base transportation on this installation.
The Oahu Military Directory Assistance can be reached at 808-449-7110.