Proposing an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands.

The bill proposes an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands. It defines destructive live-fire military training as the discharge of large caliber munitions using standard, incendiary, high-explosive, or inert rounds, whether portable, crew-served, or vehicle-mounted. The bill cites concerns about the environmental and cultural damage caused by such training, including contamination, unexploded ordnance, and destruction of natural and cultural resources.

Proposing an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands.

The bill proposes an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands. It defines destructive live-fire military training as the discharge of large caliber munitions using standard, incendiary, high-explosive, or inert rounds, whether portable, crew-served, or vehicle-mounted. The bill cites concerns about the environmental and cultural damage caused by such training, including contamination, unexploded ordnance, and destruction of natural and cultural resources.