Allen's figures do include HAFB. Putting aside the important question of why/whether we should consider residents there members of our community (!!), the numbers for Lincoln excluding HAFB are not so easy to come by - the Census Bureau changes how it draws various administrative geographies with each Decennial Census, so there is no consistency across decades in how it defines sub-town areas (for those facile with online mapping, the Census' TigerWeb <https://tigerweb.geo.census.gov/tigerweb2020/> program allows you to see how these lines change over time).
That said, the best approximation I could do came up with the following: 2010: 5,076 (using 2010 Census tract 3602) 2020: 5,565 (using block groups 1-4 of 2020 Census tract 3603) delta: 489, or +9.6% Rachel Drew (who studies housing markets professionally and knows a thing or two about Census data).
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