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A pump failure at a water treatment plant has left approximately 4,000 soldiers living in water-cooled barracks at U.S. Army bases in Hawaii without central air conditioning. The breakdown affects military housing facilities that rely on the plant's water circulation system for cooling. The incident highlights infrastructure vulnerabilities at key military installations in the Pacific region. Task & Purpose reported the story, noting the impact on service members' living conditions during Hawaii's warm climate. No timeline for repairs or alternative cooling measures has been detailed in the initial report.
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4,000 Soldiers Lose Air Conditioning in Hawaii Due to Water Plant Failure