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World War II Valor in the Pacific
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The Pacific Historic Parks is a non-profit organization authorized by Congress. Their purpose is to support the interpretation, research and related visitor service activities of the National Park Service at four sites across the Pacific region. These sites are listed below.

  1. World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument - Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
  2. War in the Pacific National Historical Park - Guam
  3. American Memorial Park - Saipan
  4. Kalaupapa National Historic Park - Molokai, Hawaii

Pacific Historic Parks makes interpretive and educational materials available to park visitors for sale through their bookstores, mail order and membership programs. The income generated from sales is used to support the research, interpretation, and conservation programs of the National Park Service.

The Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund has supported the construction of the new Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and its museum and interpretive exhibits through the generous contributions of people, such as yourself. An Endowment Fund has been created to support continued operations of the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center.

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
The Japanese aerial bomb that struck the forward section of the USS Arizona ignited the forward magazine causing a catastrophic explosion that sunk the battleship in nine minutes.

Last Updated: November 03, 2010 at 01:54 MST