Pearl Harbor Blog

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A brief history of submarine warfare, from early inventions to nuclear submarines, highlighting key battles, innovations, and strategic impact worldwide.

On December 7, 1941, Japanese forces struck Pearl Harbor’s Battleship Row, devastating U.S. battleships and forever altering the course of World War II.

Honor Veterans Day with a visit to Pearl Harbor and discover the history, meaning, and significance of this day dedicated to honoring U.S. veterans from all wars. Learn how to express gratitude in respectful, meaningful ways.

The making of Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970): A look at the meticulous efforts and challenges in recreating the Pearl Harbor attack.

Remember Pearl Harbor is something we repeat and is on our tag-line because there are so many important lessons to be learned from the events of that infamous day back in 1941

Pineapples have had an influence on our diets and even architecture. Learn all about pineapples from Hawaii and across the world. The founders, the growth and even varieties available today.

The first of many Pearl Harbor facts about the attack is that on the morning of December 7th, 1941, the Wickes-class destroyer USS Ward attacked and sank a Ko-hyoteki-class midget submarine near the entrance to the harbor.

As Polynesians continued to arrive in the Hawaiian islands from the south the native populations grew around the now expanding shallow lagoon.

There is a rich and important history associated with this area both before, during, and after the Japanese attack. Here are a few fun things you may not have known about Pearl Harbor.

As Kamehameha battled for control of all the islands foreigners began to play a key role in his plans for a kingdom. In those days the Mo’i or King of an island was the absolute ruler.

It was a sunny Sunday morning when, on December 7, 1941, the Imperial Japanese Air Force launched planes from 6 Japanese aircraft carriers North of Oahu. The rest is history.