Supporting Troops, Day or Night
Over the past 2 weeks, the USO JBPHH volunteers showed what it means to Be The Force. They reported at all hours of the night and stayed until the sun came up to ensure the thousands of troops flying to their next destination through the Hickam AMC terminal had sandwiches, coffee, and snacks.
In addition to being there for the troops, many volunteers came in early or stayed late to prepare for the next flight by making sandwiches for each troop coming through and ensuring there was enough food for everyone.
We cannot thank them enough for their support and dedication!
More from USO
-
When Four Paws Became Part of the Mission: The USO at RIMPAC 2026
Thirty nations. More than 30,000 military personnel. Dozens of ships, submarines, aircraft and land forces operating across and around the …
-
From Bank To USO: Welcome to Pearl Harbor-Hickam's Newest Gathering Place
If you had walked into this building just a few months ago, you would have found a bank full of 1990s-style cubicles, file cabinets, and fl…
-
Meeting Vicki, USO PTA's Unsung Hero
If you’ve spent more than five minutes at USO Pohakuloa Training Area, chances are you’ve met Victoria Genna—though she’ll quickly tell you…