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Pearl Harbor is one of the most important moments in United States history. We strive to keep you informed of Pearl Harbor news, historical facts and details, and stories from survivors, the memorials, and more.
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Mitsuo Fuchida, Japanese Commander at Pearl Harbor

March 18, 2013 · Randy Miller
Commander Mitsuo Fuchida led the first wave of the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was the pilot who famously sent the signal Tora, Tora, Tora, the code words that they had achieved complete surprise. As a child during the victory over Russia, Commander Mitsuo Fuchida developed strong aspirations to be in the Japanese Navy. He entered the […]
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Who Was Involved in Pearl Harbor?

February 20, 2013 · Randy Miller
The Attack on Pearl Harbor changed the world by drawing the United States in WWII. While Pearl Harbor affected millions around the world, there are a few people who were the main characters in the Pearl Harbor Story. To understand Pearl Harbor you must know which Japanese were responsible and from the US side who was involved […]
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The Top 6 Oahu Tourist Spots

February 15, 2013 · Randy Miller
It is not easy to plan a vacation. You don't want to miss anything, but you don't want to over-schedule yourself.  If you are traveling with family, then you want to make sure everyone gets to do what they want. We are here to help by providing you with the top 6 Oahu Tourist spots that […]
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World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument

January 20, 2013 · Randy Miller
When you ask what are the main things to do in Hawaii, usually Pearl Harbor is first on the list.  Pearl Harbor is not necessarily the most accurate name for the location where tourists go. The appropriate name is World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument. What is the difference between a National Park […]
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USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor

December 04, 2012 · Randy Miller
With twelve torpedo launched against her, USS Oklahoma took the brunt of the torpedo attack on Pearl Harbor.  Nine of those torpedoes hit their mark.  The torpedo attack ripped open holes in the Oklahoma's hull and caused her to list 40 degrees. Eventually she turned turtle and rolled 135 degrees and 429 men lost their lives. The Oklahoma […]
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Pearl Harbor Survivor Frank Navagato

November 19, 2012 · Randy Miller
Pearl Harbor Survivor Frank Navagato was a 22-year-old Army Air Corps corporal stationed in Hawaii when the attack hit Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. He was an aerial gunner with the 86th Observation Squadron on that Sunday morning when scores of Japanese warplanes bombed and strafed his base at Bellows Field, Hawaii. Navagato had […]
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Pacific Aviation Museum

October 25, 2012 · Randy Miller
The Pacific Aviation Museum is located in converted aircraft hangars at Luke field on Ford Island in the middle of Pearl Harbor. It grows in exhibits and popularity each year and is certainly worth a visit. It has been rated one of the top 10 aviation museums on TripAdvisor. One of the most iconic sights […]
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Pearl Harbor Ships on December 7th

October 20, 2012 · Randy Miller
There were 130 vessels in the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor on December 7th 1941, the day of the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. 96 of the Pearl Harbor Ships were warships.  8 were battleships, of which 7 were lined up like easy targets on Battleship Row. For more information about each ship, click […]
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USS Bowfin Submarine Tours

September 20, 2012 · Randy Miller
The USS Bowfin submarine is one of the most underrated sites at Pearl Harbor. You have the opportunity to actually go inside a WWII submarine. And not just any submarine, but the "Pearl Harbor Avenger". When you go inside the submarine you will be amazed by the tight quarters that the submariners lived in. USS Bowfin […]
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Emperor Hirohito

September 18, 2012 · Randy Miller
On Christmas Day 1926 Prince Hirohito became Emperor of Japan. He was 25 years old and reigned as the 124th Emperor. Hirohito chose the name "Showa", meaning "enlightened peace", to be remembered by. He was considered a pacifist, however, at the same time he encouraged the role of the Japanese military. In an important meeting […]
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