If you are going on Pearl Harbor Tours, make sure that you book your tickets before or reach early to the Visitor Center to receive your tickets. However, you can get in touch with us and we will look after everything. This will allow you to bypass the ticket line and secures your seat on […]
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When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941, in the first five minutes of the attack, four battleships were hit, including the USS Oklahoma and the USS Arizona Minutes later, the Arizona exploded after a bomb hit its gunpowder stores, sinking the ship and killing 1,177 of its crew. Schooner’s restaurant is about […]
If you are visiting Pearl Harbor then we have the most comprehensive three-hour self-guided package incorporating three incredible Pearl Harbor tours experiences. Keep in mind that all sites and the visitor center itself close at 5:00 PM during the summer months. Free self-guiding audio tours are included with their admission and are available in English, […]
The surprise Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor, forever known as a “day of infamy,” plunged the United States into World War II. Each year, The National WWII Museum commemorates the lives lost on December 7, 1941. You can visit the iconic historical sites in Pearl Harbor just in one full day tour. We will take […]
Sunday, December 7, 1941 was a beautiful morning on the Hawaiian island of Oahu until suddenly Japanese Forces attacked Pearl Harbor. Eighteen months earlier Franklin D. Roosevelt as a deterrent transferred the United States Pacific fleet to Pearl Harbor. After the attack, a good number of the battleships were salvaged and repaired which allowed for […]
The way Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japanese Forces was dishonorable and went against Japanese traditions of “bushido,” or the way of the samurai, to strike before declaring war. Japan’s aviators took off from their aircraft carriers that morning believing their government had delivered a declaration of war. Martinez said some survivors have understandably wanted […]
The aviation Museum is located on historic Ford Island in Honolulu, HI, which was also at the center of the attack. Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum at Pearl Harbor is steeped in history. Purchasing aviation Museum tickets is an excellent way to support Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, a nonprofit organization that is a top World War II […]
For those who are only mildly interested in WWII history, but want to see the island, we recommend the Pearl Harbor & Oahu Island Tour. The most popular thing to see at Pearl Harbor is the USS Arizona Memorial and the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. There’s something for everyone at Pearl Harbor. If your child […]
On December 8, 1941, the United States declared war upon Japan in response to the December 7th attack, a date which will live in infamy in the history of the U.S. and, particularly, in the history of the United States Navy. Less than one hundred years after LT Curtis’ report, the Empire of Japan attacked […]