U.S. military drains fuel from tank facility that leaked fuel into Pearl Harbor's drinking water
- Joint Task Force Red Hill has started defueling the tanks to prevent leaks, draining 104 million gallons of fuel. Navy Closure Task Force-Red Hill will take over to decommission the tanks.
- Rear Adm. Stephen D. Barnett will lead the new task force in cleaning up the environment and restoring the aquifer supply. The tanks posed a threat to Honolulu's water supply.
- Thousands were affected by a fuel spill, leading to nausea and skin rashes. The Navy reprimanded officers but didn't suspend or fire anyone involved in the incident.
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