Seven Reasons You Should Join Us for Museum Day
Historic Elevator in the Ford Island Control Tower
80th Anniversary of the Battle of Midway
A Letter from the Sons of WWII Ace Harry Brown
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
History of Ford Island Control Tower
Q & A with Rear Admiral Samuel J. Cox
Black History Month
Historic Hangar 79
Amelia Earhart and Hawaii
On June 4th, 1942. . .
On the afternoon of June 4th three Japanese Aircraft carriers were heavily damaged. Planes from the IJN Hiryu were launching to attack U.S. Aircraft Carriers. The USS Yorktown was struck […]
Five Questions with Rosie the Riveter
A Riveting Tale of Women, the Workforce and World War II 1. Why did you decide to join the workforce? The men went off to war and I wanted to […]
The Nevada’s Run
Although mortally wounded by a torpedo hit, the USS Nevada managed to make a run toward the open sea. However, she was already taking on water, and when the second […]
