By Journal on February 3, 2022
Air Marshall Islands, Hiary Hosia, KALGov, Kwaj, Shicko Luke, US Army military police
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HILARY HOSIA The body of Kwajalein Atoll Local Government Police Officer II Shicko Luke received top honors by KALGov honor guards and US Army military police colleagues Wednesday afternoon following the arrival of Shicko Luke at the Bucholz Army Airfield on Kwajalein Atoll. Shicko was one of the original front liners stationed at the Kwaj […]
By Journal on November 18, 2021
Air Marshall Islands, Anthony Paul, Kili island, Kili runway, Mael Watak, Ngaaia Tioti
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All flights to Kili Island were halted this week for an indefinite period of time by the Directorate of Civil Aviation based on safety concerns about the condition of the runway. Anthony Paul, the DCA’s Senior Aviation Inspector/Operations, notified AMI’s Director of Flight Operations Captain Mael Watak on Tuesday this week that the DCA was […]
By Journal on November 12, 2021
748 flight, Air Marshall Islands, Fiji, five adrift, I-Kiribati, Jaluit Atoll, Mejrirok Island, Tarawa
Back In The Day
Journal 11/16/1984 P1 RepMar moves to protect offshore banking status The Republic of the Marshall Islands is moving toward early enactment of new regulations for its burgeoning offshore banking business. The Marshall Islands government began licensing offshore banks in March 1983. Since then, it has licensed 102 such banks. Because the business of offshore banking […]
By Journal on October 22, 2021
Air Marshall Islands, Back in the Day, Bikini, Bikini Atoll, Bikini Atoll Diving, Dash-8, Divers, Diving in Bikini
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Journal 10/19/1984 P1 Eona Simon is graduated from FBI Academy In a September 14 rebased, William H. Webster, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, announced the law enforcement officers who graduated from the 138th session of the FBI National Academy. They were honored in ceremonies at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Among several […]
By Journal on April 23, 2021
748 airplane, Air Marshall Islands, DC-8, Tom Ryan
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Journal 4/27/1984P1 Zeder meets with Marshalls’ leaders US Ambassador Fred Zeder arrived in Majuro April 18 for a two day visit enroute to Guam for President Reagan’s meeting next week with Micronesian leaders. President Kabua is scheduled to leave Majuro on Sunday to attend that meeting. Zeder met several times with President Kabua to report […]
By Journal on April 15, 2021
Air Marshall Islands, Drauna Waqasokolala., Giff Johnson
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GIFF JOHNSON Air Marshall Islands Dash-8 was grounded again April 11 and will remain in the AMI hangar until it can get the required inspection by certified engineers. A plan is in the works for bringing in certified aircraft engineers who can accomplish the inspections so that the Dash-8 can get back in the air, […]
By Journal on November 26, 2020
Air Marshall Islands, Covid, Giff Johnson, The Office of the Chief Secretary
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The RMI government through Air Marshall Islands is chartering a Fiji Airways aircraft to bring in 49 people from Fiji this Friday. The Office of the Chief Secretary (OCS) said the purpose of the flight is to bring in workers essential to the Covid-19 response. This includes health care workers (destined for Majuro and Ebeye), […]
By Journal on May 14, 2020
Air Marshall Islands, Drauna Waqasokolala, FSM, Giff Johnson
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GIFF JOHNSON RMI government authorities are making special arrangements for Guam-based couriers to bring an overdue delivery of cash for local banks and, separately, for a handful of Marshallese stranded in Pohnpei to return to Majuro. Although planning has progressed, it is unclear if either of these initiatives will happen, based on: • The reluctance […]
By Journal on September 27, 2019
Air Marshall Islands, KAJUR, M&D Fishing, Marshall Islands Development Bank, Marshalls Energy Company, tobolar
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Journal 10/1/1982 P1 Kwajalein talks underway in Washington No substantive word has been received here concerning the talks in Washington, DC on Kwajalein and other issues related to a compact of free association between the United States and the Marshall Islands. Kwajalein Atoll Corporation lawyer George Allen told JAC publicist Nancy Von earlier today that […]
By Journal on January 31, 2019
Air Marshall Islands, AMI, pilot test
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A total of 77 men and women signed up to take an Air Marshall Islands pilot test. The national airline recently issued a public call for local residents interested to take up a pilot training opportunity.