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Imprisoned: Incarceration in the Pacific War

Online Exhibit

Japanese Garden of Peace

Exhibit

The Doolittle Raid Exhibit

Permanent Exhibit

The Atomic Bomb Exhibit

Online Exhibit

Find a Plaque or Brick in the Memorial Courtyard

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Veteran's Day Commemoration

Event

Outpost: In the Service of the Emperor

Event

Webinar: The Comic Book Industry and the Homefront During WWII

Event

Outpost: The Combat Assault Team

Event

Very impressive place that inspires deep thoughts. From the start of colonial imperialism and on to the end of World War II. Never forget, or be so unprepared. Can't say enough, a must see for any history buffs.

Doug Thistle Visitor

Center for Pacific War Studies

The archives of the National Museum of the Pacific War hold thousands of manuscripts, documents, photographs and recorded interviews with Pacific War veterans. Recognizing that these collections are an invaluable resource for historians and students of history, the Museum established the Center for Pacific War Studies, a premier destination for scholars of Pacific War history.

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