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Story of Hawaii Museum | Road to Pearl Harbor
THE ROAD TO PEARL HARBOR EXHIBIT
VIDEOS
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FAQS
CONTACT
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THE ROAD TO PEARL HARBOR EXHIBIT
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FAQS
CONTACT
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A historical illustration of a WWII battleship with an American flag, commemorating Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. View fullsize
A historical document describing the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and the significance of Pearl Harbor as a monument. View fullsize
Black and white photograph of the Pearl Harbor attack, showing an explosion with debris and smoke in the harbor. View fullsize
A black and white historical photograph of a Japanese aircraft carrier, Ford Island, and smoke from torpedo hits near Oklahoma, Raleigh, and Utah during a naval attack. View fullsize
Two black-and-white photographs of wartime ships with smoke billowing from them, alongside descriptive text about battleships Oklahoma, Tennessee, and West Virginia during a naval attack. View fullsize
Black and white photo of a burning ship with large plumes of smoke rising from it, identified as the USS Arizona, sinking after being hit by an aerial torpedo and bombs. View fullsize
Photo of a burning battleship, View fullsize
A map showing the location of Pearl Harbor and surrounding military targets on December 7, 1941, including ships, aircraft, and military installations. View fullsize
Map of ships present at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, showing locations and types of ships, including submarines, repair ships, minelayers, minesweepers, cargo ships, destroyer tenders, submarine tenders, hospital ships, seaplane tenders, oilers, View fullsize
A black and white photograph of a damaged ship lying on the dock, with visible structural damage and debris around it, captioned as victims of an attack, specifically the destroyers USS DOWNS and CASSIN. View fullsize
A submarine with a periscope surfacing in the water near a shoreline with hills in the background. View fullsize
Black and white photo of a group of soldiers standing behind a seated man signing a document at a table, with a nautical flag in the background. View fullsize
A quote about the USS Arizona from Admiral A. W. Radford, dated March 7, 1950, next to a memorial plaque. View fullsize
Cover page of a report titled 'Public Information Office, Commander in Chief Pacific and U.S. Pacific Fleet' from Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. View fullsize
A historical illustration of a WWII battleship with an American flag, commemorating Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
A historical document describing the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and the significance of Pearl Harbor as a monument.
Black and white photograph of the Pearl Harbor attack, showing an explosion with debris and smoke in the harbor.
A black and white historical photograph of a Japanese aircraft carrier, Ford Island, and smoke from torpedo hits near Oklahoma, Raleigh, and Utah during a naval attack.
Two black-and-white photographs of wartime ships with smoke billowing from them, alongside descriptive text about battleships Oklahoma, Tennessee, and West Virginia during a naval attack.
Black and white photo of a burning ship with large plumes of smoke rising from it, identified as the USS Arizona, sinking after being hit by an aerial torpedo and bombs.
Photo of a burning battleship,
A map showing the location of Pearl Harbor and surrounding military targets on December 7, 1941, including ships, aircraft, and military installations.
Map of ships present at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, showing locations and types of ships, including submarines, repair ships, minelayers, minesweepers, cargo ships, destroyer tenders, submarine tenders, hospital ships, seaplane tenders, oilers,
A black and white photograph of a damaged ship lying on the dock, with visible structural damage and debris around it, captioned as victims of an attack, specifically the destroyers USS DOWNS and CASSIN.
A submarine with a periscope surfacing in the water near a shoreline with hills in the background.
Black and white photo of a group of soldiers standing behind a seated man signing a document at a table, with a nautical flag in the background.
A quote about the USS Arizona from Admiral A. W. Radford, dated March 7, 1950, next to a memorial plaque.
Cover page of a report titled 'Public Information Office, Commander in Chief Pacific and U.S. Pacific Fleet' from Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

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