Hawaiian Islands Honor Flight takes 25 Hawaii veterans to Washington D.C.
A group of Hawaii veterans is flying to Washington D.C. to visit war memorials — a good-news story for the men and women who served in Korea and Vietnam.
- Twenty-five veterans leave Honolulu early tomorrow on the 2026 inaugural Hawaiian Islands Honor Flight.
- The group will visit the Vietnam, Korean War, and World War II memorials plus Arlington National Cemetery.
- Charles Stanley Brewer, 94, is the only Korean War veteran on the trip; he served in the Navy as a machinist mate.
- Each veteran travels with a guardian, and the program says more volunteer guardians are still needed.
Outlook: The flight departs tomorrow, with the group spending the trip touring the national memorials together.