The Aftermath: Pearl Harbor After The Attack

Pearl Harbor Visitor Center – History, Renovations, and Now

July 12, 2016 · Jason Alghussein

On December 7th, 1941, Hawaii, along with the country as a whole, was dealt a terrible blow with the attack on Pearl Harbor. Commemorating that fateful day when over 2,400 American lives were lost, the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument at Pearl Harbor is one of the most-visited sites in Hawaii, with well over one million people coming […]

DNA Helps Identify Victims of the Pearl Harbor Attack

July 08, 2016 ·

USS Oklahoma Sailor Accounted for Decades Later A total of 16 million Americans served in the military during the Second World War. Of these millions, 400,000 died and 79,000 of them remained unaccounted for. In the attack on Pearl Harbor alone, 2,335 heroes gave their lives in a single day. While the unidentified troops were […]

Wounded Warrior Games - Pacific

June 29, 2016 ·

The first Wounded Warrior Pacific Invitational was held in Honolulu, Hawaii. Hosted primarily at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, this competition attracted a total of 150 participants. The Wounded Warrior Pacific Invitational was the largest joint-service competition, after the annual Warrior Games. At the event, service members from the Special Operations Command, Army, Coast Guard, Navy, Air Force and Marines took […]

View of the Washington Monument and World War II Memorial (Pearl Harbor Dedication)

June 29, 2016 ·

The National World War II Memorial is located between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument on the National Mall in Washington, DC. Located at the east end of the Reflecting Pool, the memorial is open to all, at any time of the day or night. From 9:30 AM to 10 PM, park rangers are available to answer visitors' questions. […]

How Many Pearl Harbor Deaths Were There?

June 14, 2016 · J. Owen

President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared December 7, 1941, the "date that will live in infamy." For the many Pearl Harbor deaths, this statement rang true. The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was the largest attack on U.S. soil in modern history. It was the attack that launched the U.S. into World War II, and every […]

WWII Bombs Hit Japan With Japanese Medals of Peace Strapped on

June 06, 2016 ·

James H. Doolittle Leads Air Raid on Japanese Homeland Before World War II began, the Japanese awarded medals of friendship and peace to several people in the United States. At the time, these medals were intended to be symbolic of the cooperation, friendship and good relationship held between the United States and Japan. Following the […]

Japanese Internment: A People Locked Away

May 20, 2016 ·

A five-year-old sat on a train with his family. He was on an adventure, not understanding why the people around him were crying. As far as he knew his family was on a vacation to a place called Arkansas. Being on an adventure, he didn’t worry when his family arrived at the barbed wire fenced-in […]

How Women During the Attacks on Pearl Harbor Inspired Women Across the Country

May 07, 2016 · Chris

Before the start of World War II, there was much controversy over the place of women in the armed forces. The US military believed that women were more suited to non-combat roles such as nurses, mechanics, drivers, and telegraphers. In Honolulu, servicewomen were living through tense times, and the country felt on the brink of war. But they were making the […]

Elvis’ Fundraiser Performance in Honolulu for the Arizona Memorial

April 25, 2016 · Jason Alghussein

Shortly after eight o’clock in the morning on December 7, 1941, an armor-piercing bomb struck the USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor and caused the nearly-instantaneous loss of more than a thousand brave men on board. Others were injured and lived on, but the battleship sank to the bottom of the harbor. Today, the beautiful Arizona Memorial rests […]

After the Attack on Pearl Harbor

January 29, 2012 · Randy Miller

After the attack on Pearl Harbor, several things happened. On the isolated island of Nihau, a Japanese plane, crippled in the attack crash landed. A native Hawaiian disarmed the pilot of this plane. A message was quickly sent to the island of Kauai requesting assistance. While being held, the pilot of the plane convinced a […]

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After The Attack

Pearl Harbor Visitor Center – History, Renovations, and Now

DNA Helps Identify Victims of the Pearl Harbor Attack

Wounded Warrior Games - Pacific

View of the Washington Monument and World War II Memorial (Pearl Harbor Dedication)

How Many Pearl Harbor Deaths Were There?

WWII Bombs Hit Japan With Japanese Medals of Peace Strapped on

Japanese Internment: A People Locked Away

How Women During the Attacks on Pearl Harbor Inspired Women Across the Country

Elvis’ Fundraiser Performance in Honolulu for the Arizona Memorial

After the Attack on Pearl Harbor

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