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Why Should I Visit the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum?

April 11, 2016 · Jason Alghussein

Only one creature in the ocean is feared more than any natural predator: the submarine. Capable of swiftly sinking enemy ships from the darkness of deep waters and quietly infiltrating hostile territories for the support of Allies behind Axis lines, the USS Bowfin was armed with two dozen high-velocity torpedoes and an array of high-caliber firearms to […]

The 5 Biggest Mistakes in Visiting Pearl Harbor

March 13, 2016 · Jason Alghussein

Visiting Pearl Harbor is easy You can arrive by taxi, bus, motorcoach, limo, rental car, shuttle or even walk. But, visiting Pearl Harbor the right way isn't so simple. You can screw it up. We see people every day who show up after it's too late to get tickets, who get stranded without a ride […]

Pearl Harbor Poetry

December 08, 2015 · Jason Alghussein

The attack on Pearl Harbor was an event that inspired a nation to come together. It continues to bring out emotions from the most hardened sailors and soldiers. Poetry is an excellent way to express the emotions of the day of infamy. December Seventh by Cornelius Douglas Pearl of beauty, Pearl of life, Within your channels deep […]

Tips for Visiting the Battleship Missouri

July 31, 2015 · Jason Alghussein

When people talk about visiting Pearl Harbor, they usually are referring to the Arizona Memorial. There are many other sights to see at Pearl Harbor. The USS Missouri is second most popular site and one you certainly do not want to miss. How can you make your trip better? Follow our tips for visiting the Battleship […]

FELLMAN, Paul V.

April 16, 2015 ·

18th Air Base Squadron

COYNE, William Jr.

April 16, 2015 ·

42nd Bombardment Squadron

CARREIRA, John

April 16, 2015 ·

Captain in Honolulu Fire Dept, age 51, killed when a bomb exploded in a hanger where he was fighting fires at Hickam Field. Buried Oahu Cemetary.

Pearl Harbor Radio Announcement

March 26, 2015 · Randy Miller

Many people were listening to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's speech to congress on December 8th, 1941, known as the "Day of Infamy Speech". However, it is not as well known that his wife, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, made a Pearl Harbor Radio Announcement before him on the evening of December 7th, 1941. Eleanor Roosevelt was not […]

Tips for Visiting Pearl Harbor

February 20, 2015 · Randy Miller

Pearl Harbor is the most visited site in Hawaii. Thousands visit each day. Unfortunately, not all visitors are able to get tickets when they show up at Pearl Harbor. That is just one of the reasons that we recommend taking a tour to Pearl Harbor. With a tour you are certain to get tickets. Should you […]

Tour the Hawaiian Islands

January 10, 2015 · Randy Miller

If you want to tour the Hawaiian Islands you can visit Pearl Harbor from most of the islands. The tours vary on which sites they visit, but all of the Pearl Harbor Tours include the Arizona Memorial Tour. The many options include visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center, the most popular paid attraction in Hawaii. Or […]

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Why Should I Visit the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum?

The 5 Biggest Mistakes in Visiting Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor Poetry

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COYNE, William Jr.

CARREIRA, John

Pearl Harbor Radio Announcement

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