'History has repeated itself:' Victims of Red Hill water contamination seek legislation modeled after Camp Lejeune relief

Some service members and their families who became ill when jet fuel leaked into the water supply at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam urged lawmakers Tuesday to fight for long-term medical care for the victims and require transparency from the Navy about the contamination.

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