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Home›Green Marine›Base-closure ax fells 278 at Pearl
Green Marine

May 23, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Base-closure ax fells 278 at Pearl

When the Base Realignment and Closure Commission report was released last week, Hawaii’s congressional leaders thought the net effect here could result in small gain of one job. A week later, however, a deeper reading of the report shows that 213 civilians at the Defense Finance and Accounting Servi

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When the Base Realignment and Closure Commission report was released last week, Hawaii’s congressional leaders thought the net effect here could result in small gain of one job. A week later, however, a deeper reading of the report shows that 213 civilians at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service on Ford Island and another 65 civilians at Pearl Harbor’s Human Resource Service Center will lose their jobs.

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