Victor, there should be a balance to training and the environment. Why does the military have to have so much land on Oahu when these islands are in fact are the most biologically vulnerable (e.g. habitat loss due to development, water diverging, fire, invasive species of animals and plants, disease to native wildlife, etc. ). Hawaii is the endangered species capital of the world for a good reason. We are the most isolated land mass on earth. The military does not belong here because 1. It is an extremely biologically sensitive area and they have cause irriversable harm to species and ecosystems 2. Most locals don't want it here 3. They are illegally occupying this land (show me a treaty of annexation). This land belongs to the kanaka maoli of the Kingdom of Hawaii. 4. Their bases and training are a noise and eye sore 5. They have single-handedly ruined the rental housing market and there's now a crisis (stipends) 6. We need to wean ourselves off of only having the military and tourism