• A unique perspective - visitors look down upon the USS Arizona

    World War II Valor in the Pacific

    National Monument HI,AK,CA

Distance Learning Opportunities

Everett Hyland

Pearl Harbor Survivor and Witness to History Presenter, Everett Hyland

 

Witness to History Videoconference Program

Witness to History programs utilize videoconferencing technology to take students where visitors cannot go, bringing the sites and stories of Pearl Harbor to students unable to visit Hawaii.

  • The Pearl Harbor Survivor Series enables Pearl Harbor Survivors to relate their testimonies of that fateful day to schools and other interested groups. (Click link for selected biographies.)
  • The Interpretive Ranger Series shows a video of a USS Arizona underwater dive while the Park Ranger gives a voice-over interpretive lesson. This is followed by a student and educator question and answer time.

For more information contact: Paul Heintz, Video Conferencing Coordinator, Witness to History Program, Pacific Historic Parks, 808-485-2744.

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

The bond between USS Arizona shipmates went beyond being comrades; there were 37 sets of brothers assigned to the USS Arizona on December 7, 1941.