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Our team draws upon their expertise in history and tourism while researching and sharing the details surrounding the Pearl Harbor event. The following blog articles present the facts surrounding the Pearl Harbor attack with a high level of historical accuracy. We strive to keep you informed of Pearl Harbor news, historical details, stories from survivors, and more.
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Transportation to and from Pearl Harbor

November 04, 2016 · Chris 
Transportation to Pearl Harbor and other hot spots TheBus The most affordable option to go anywhere on Oahu is always TheBus, the City and County of Honolulu's transit service. Public transportation here is better than in most mainland states. You can take the bus to interesting places around Oahu. Connections to the airport, Waikiki, and Pearl […]
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USS Missouri Specs, Tours, and Crew

November 03, 2016 ·  
The USS Missouri nicknamed “Mighty Mo” had a long and illustrious career of duty. She was a United States Navy Iowa-class battleship, ordered in June of 1940, a year and half before Pearl Harbor. Built in Brooklyn, NY, she was christened by Mary Margaret Truman. That would be President Truman’s daughter but at that time, […]
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What should I take when I visit Pearl Harbor?

November 01, 2016 ·  
So you’ve booked your tour or tickets and you’re ready to go to Pearl Harbor. Now you just have to decide what to take with you. Pearl Harbor is a memorial site, and is also still a working military base, so there are actually several rules and stipulations for things that you can and can’t take in […]
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The Story of USS Arizona

October 27, 2016 ·  
It was just before 8am on the morning on December 7, 1941. The USS Arizona was anchored at quay F-7, located on Battleship Row, and those on board were starting their day. They might have been having some breakfast, a laugh with their mates, relishing in the fantastic weather Pearl Harbor was experiencing or thinking […]
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The Recovery - Rebuilding Pearl Harbor

October 27, 2016 ·  
“The Japanese specifically chose to attack on a Sunday because they believed Americans would be more relaxed and thus less alert on a weekend.” ~ Jennifer Rosenberg, historian It was one day of infamy – a few hours of nightmare – stemmed from a few minutes of hell. But it led to months of heartache […]
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When to visit Pearl Harbor

October 25, 2016 ·  
As you’d already know, Pearl Harbor is located in the beautiful county of Honolulu, on the world’s most popular island holiday destination – Hawaii. Hawaii’s tourism industry, like everywhere in the world, has its high season and low season – and you’re best to follow this guide when you want to plan your visit to […]
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Pearl Harbor Aftermath: Pearl Harbor After the Attack

October 23, 2016 ·  
By the time the people at Pearl Harbor had the chance to come to terms with what had happened on December 7, 1941, there was no doubt that the aftermath of the attack would take a long time to clear. America had suffered amazingly at the hands of the Japanese, losing 1,999 sailors, 233 soldiers […]
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Japan's Leaders: Who Was in Charge of the Pearl Harbor Attack?

October 22, 2016 ·  
The attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941 was well coordinated, well-planned and no doubt a surprise to the US military that were stationed there. That was the plan, after all. But the attack – and the recovery – could not have been possible without the key players for both Japan and the US at […]
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American Ships Sunk at Pearl Harbor

October 20, 2016 ·  
There were 100 commissioned warships and service auxiliary ships that were present at Pearl Harbor on the morning of December 7, 1941, when the Japanese attacked. Although only 16 of those 100 were damaged, it was the amount of damage to the most significant of the ships that left the biggest mark. Here are the […]
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WWII Fighter Planes, Bombers, ALL Types of Flyers

October 20, 2016 ·  
The Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor was the opening offensive against the United States that spurred the U.S into World War II. The Japanese held the element of surprise and brought their full aviation power to bear upon the island of Oahu and the tactically crucial Pearl Harbor base. The Japanese had inside information from […]
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