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A candlelight vigil was held last night at Hawaii Marine Corps Base-Kaneohe, in memory of the 27 Hawaii troops -- 26 Marines and one sailor -- killed Jan. 26 in Iraq. Among the several hundred participants were military families with loved ones deployed in Iraq and other war zones.
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