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War in the Pacific National Historical Park Marine infantrymen, close on the heels of the retreating Japanese, march through Agana, Guams' capital.
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The National Parks of the Pacific Islands protect and preserve some of our nation's greatest natural, cultural, and historical resources. Spread across the Pacific Ocean, they are first and foremost YOUR parks! Because of the vastness and isolation of these parks, we know that most people will never be able to visit… which is why we have joined together to provide the popular Pacific Islands National Parks blog!
 
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Can't make it to Guam this year? You can still tour the park! View and share our virtual park tour and other videos on our expanding YouTube page.

 
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War in the Pacific NHP offers more information and interaction on its Facebook page. Click here to like and share content.

 
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The national parks of the Pacific Islands encompass 5 time zones, hundreds of miles, and thousands of years of human history. But you can stay current with what we're doing in a single click - our Twitter feed: @PacificNPS.

 

Currently, our park's photo gallery is hosted on a "non-park" page and can be found via the link below:

War in the Pacific NHP Photo Gallery

Please bear with us as we transition the old galleries into the new system. Please check back often and thank you for visiting.

 

View the gallery for the Asan Beach Ceremony, July 2004.

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Last Updated: February 04, 2012 at 19:41 MST